Green ruled out of first Test
Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the first Test against South Africa.
First reported 14 hours ago · latest update 1 hour ago
Australian all‑rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the first Test match against South Africa. The decision was confirmed after medical assessment following an injury sustained in the recent limited‑overs series.
The injury occurred during Australia’s third One Day International against South Africa, where Green was involved in play before the problem was identified. Subsequent examinations concluded that he would be unavailable for the opening Test of the two‑match series.
Green’s absence removes a key batting and bowling option from the Australian side ahead of the first Test. Team management will need to adjust the squad composition to cover the all‑rounder role that Green typically provides.
The Australian board has not disclosed a specific timetable for Green’s recovery, but indicated that his fitness will be monitored closely. A replacement player is expected to be named in the lead‑up to the Test.
The first Test will proceed as scheduled, with Australia looking to field a balanced side despite the loss of Green, while South Africa prepares to face a reshuffled opponent lineup.
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Green ruled out of first Test
Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the first Test against South Africa.
1 hour agoGreen ruled out of first Test
Aussie all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the first Test against South Africa.
1 hour agoCameron Green ruled out of first South Africa Test
Green suffered the injury during Australia's third ODI against South Africa
14 hours ago