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Fraser-McGurk To Open, Owen Hands Debut As Aus Name Squad For First T20I Vs WI
Fraser-McGurk, who was a late call-up to the Caribbean tour having initially been left out of the 16-player squad, was recalled to the side as a replacement for Spencer Johnson, who was ruled out with back soreness first detected at this year's IPL.
Meanwhile, Mitchell Owen, the hero of Hobart's maiden Big Bash title last summer, has been confirmed for his debut and will line up in the middle order.
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