“Hopefully when I’m called upon to have a bowl in matches, I’ll make an impact”
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Australia batsman Steven Smith has announced that he plans to start working on his leg-spin in order to cement himself a place in the country’s World Cup squad.
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Warne is concerned about Australia’s Test future
Former Australia leg-spin maestro Shane Warne believes that it should be mandatory for all of the country’s young talents to participate in the Sheffield Shield instead of allowing them to run wild and build their careers off domestic Twenty20 tournaments like the Indian Premier League (IPL).
Maxwell is confident he can prosper in the longer format of the game
Australia all-rounder Glenn Maxwell is mostly known for his hard-hitting batting style and having some skill with the ball in his hands as well, but the 24-year-old believes he has the concentration, patience and composure required to play Test cricket and is hoping to be selected for at least one Test during the ongoing four-Test series against India.
Wade is hoping to bowl a few more overs in the near future
Australia captain Michael Clarke has hinted at the possibility of wicketkeeper Matthew Wade bowling a few more overs in the near future after his over of medium pace during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Hobart.
Warner claimed the wicket of Kirk and Fidel Edwards with his leg-spinners
Australia’s big-hitting opening batsman, David Warner, has revealed that he has been working on improving his leg-spin bowling, in order to provide his team with an extra bowling option.
