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Aus vs Ind: Langer Clarifies The Role Of Labuschagne Ahead Of 1st Test
Australia head coach Justin Langer on Tuesday stated that Marnus Labuschagne won't be opening the innings in the first Test of the upcoming four-match series against India. Langer though hinted that Matthew Wade could play as an opener.
The Aussies, who had initially named David Warner, Will Pucovski, and Joe Burns as openers for the first Test, suffered twin blows with Warner getting injured and Pucovski getting a blow on his head. Both the batsmen have been ruled out of the pink-ball Test which begins Thursday at the Adelaide Oval. And there are also doubts over Joe Burns who has had a terrible season. He failed in both the warm-up games and had struggled in Sheffield Shield cricket too. Left-handed opener Marcus Harris has been called up to the squad.
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Want To Improve Areas Of My One-Day Game, Says Marnus Labuschagne
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Marnus Labuschagne picks Smith over Kohli in Test cricket
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Players will need to adapt to new rules: Marnus Labuschagne
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Marnus Labuschagne expresses desire to play T20Is for Australia
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Marnus Labuschagne earns Cricket Australia central contract, Usman Khawaja misses out
Melbourne, April 30: Cricket Australia (CA) on Thursday announced the list of 20 male players to be awarded national contracts for 2020-21, in which the name of left-handed batsman Usman ...
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Marnus Labuschagne training with pet dog amidst lockdown
Sydney, April 14: The world might have come to a standstill due to the coronavirus outbreak, but that has not stopped sportspersons from training indoors and in a latest video, Australia ...
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Friend and pet dog helping Marnus Labuschagne train in lockdown
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Stoked and grateful to Sachin Tendulkar for praise: Marnus Labuschagne
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Marnus Labuschagne a 'duplicate' of Steve Smith, says ICC
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Marnus Labuschagne ready for T20 cricket: Steve Smith
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Mark Waugh backs Labuschagne to take Test form into India ODIs
Sydney, Jan 10: Former Australia captain Mark Waugh has labeled Marnus Labuschagne as the "number one batsman" in Test cricket, even though the 25-yeard-old is currently ranked at the third spot ...
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