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Test Series "done, dusted" if India makes five changes By 2020-12-23T09:49+11:00 India could reportedly make five changes for the Boxing Day Test as they desperately try to correct the Adelaide collapse. They will have two forced changes with captain Virat Kohli on a plane home to India to be at the birth of his first child and Mohammed Shami suffering a broken arm. However, three more changes have been rumoured, with Prithvi Shaw, Wriddhiman Saha and Hanuma Vihari on the chopping block. This would essentially mean four changes to India’s batting order heading into the second Test.

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInDec 21st, 2020 A Test selection call is looming between Matthew Wade and Travis Head. As it stands, Wade should be retained and Head dropped. That's the call from Australian greats Brad Haddin and Mike Hussey, though both Wade and Head are set to play the Boxing Day Test, with David Warner not yet fit. Wade opened the batting with Joe Burns in the first Test, in the absence of Warner (groin) and also touted debutant Will Pucovski (concussion). It was a selfless move and one that Haddin believes Head could not have handled. "I think Matthew Wade ...

Former Australian all-rounder Simon O'Donnell says Matthew Wade has "signed his own death warrant" by agreeing to open the batting in the first Test against India as he fights to keep his place in the side. The Aussie top order was in disarray heading into the clash at Adelaide Oval. Joe Burns was woefully out of form, David Warner was out injured with a groin strain and prodigious young gun Will Pucovski was missing with concussion. Watch Australia v India Test Series Live & Ad-Break Free During Play with the Fox Cricket commentary team. New to Kayo? Get your free trial now & start streami...

FShareTTweetQSMSWWhatsAppBEmailGJTumblrLLinkedInDec 20th, 2020 Matthew Wade "has signed his own death warrant" by shouldering the responsibility of opening the batting for Australia, former Test all-rounder Simon O'Donnell says. O'Donnell fears that Wade, who usually bats in the middle-order, has made himself a ready fall-guy for when injured star David Warner is available to return. Wade made eight and 33 in the first Test, copping a bizarre run-out in the second innings in which his shot rebounded off the legs of the short leg fieldsman back to the wicketkeeper. Opening partner Joe Burns st...

SEN Breakfast that Wade is in serious danger of facing the axe.  “I think Matthew Wade has signed his own death warrant, just from being a really good team man and doing the right thing," he said. “When David Warner’s ready to come back in, he comes straight back in. "The guy who goes is Mathew Wade.” "I think Matthew Wade has signed his own death warrant." Simon O'Donnell believes it may not be looking good for the team man.#AUSvINDpic.twitter.com/Q5Qv7ZAo2z — Garry and Tim (@SENBreakfast) December 21, 2020 Wade averages 30.85 in Test cricket, but has had somewhat of a career res...