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Green Named In Australia's Test Squad For West Indies Series; Renshaw Recalled
Matt Renshaw, who Warner has tipped as a potential successor, edged out fellow Test-capped openers Marcus Harris and Cameron Bancroft to be named in Test squad.
But the 27-year-old Renshaw will still have to bide his time on the periphery, with national selection panel chair George Bailey confirming allrounder Green's return to Australia's starting XI.
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