Batter Marnus Labuschagne is still a key part of australia’s future in test cricket despite failing to impress in its five-WCKET Defeat to South Africa in the World Test Championship Final, Coach andrew McDonald said.
Labuschagne Opened Along Chasing Down an imposing 282-Run target.
The 30-yar-old has scored one Hindred in his last 28 tests and has come away with single-digit tallies in Four of his last 11 matches.
“He’s a big part of the future of the team. Anyone that Average 45, 46 in Test Cricket at that Age Is Important.
“We’ve Got some younger players that are coming in. If he can get his game in good order for the next four or five years, he can underpin that batting order. But at the momt at the momnt Returns. He’s Missed Out on Big Scores.
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“But we’re confident that he could return to his best and hence why we keep picking picking Him. And at what point do we stop picking
Khawaja also Struggled Against South Africa, Departing for a Duck in the first innings and scoring just six six runs in his second, but mcdonald said the 38-yaar-old veteran’s presenc in the TEAM WASENCE in the TEAM WASE Invaluable.
“He’s on Contract, he’s an important player. He gives us stability at his best at the top. And we like to look at our players at their best,”
“No doubt, a couple of failures here and people then start to talk about maybe it’s the end. I don’t see an end date with the way to the way hee he’s training, the way hee hee hee hee he’s preparation.”
Australia Next Travels to the Caribbean for a Three-Test Series Against West Indies Beginning on June 25.
