Australia changed for Adelaide Test, pink ball specialist in place of Pat Cummins!

For pink ball test to be held in Adelaide Australia Two players have been included in the team. One of these players is a pink ball specialist. The selectors of Cricket Australia have decided to add both of them to the team in view of Pat Cummins’ injury. Actually, he does not want Australia’s pace attack to weaken under any circumstances, that is why two fast bowlers – Michael Neser and Lance Morris – have been added to the team. Both these bowlers will be the back up of Pat Cummins.

The Pink Ball Test against the West Indies is to be played in Adelaide from 8 December. Pacer Lance Morris of Western Australia has been called for this test from the Australian team for the first time. Whereas if Michael Neser plays then this will be his second Test match.

Report card of 2 players associated with the team

Michael Neser played his first Test with pink ball in Adelaide only. Michael took 2 wickets in his debut test against England. After that, now he is going to play the Pink Ball Test again at the same Adelaide ground.

Lance Morris is 24 years old and was the highest wicket-taker in the current season of Sheffield Shield. He took 27 wickets at an average of 18.40. He was also the hero of Western Australia’s victory at Gabba last Sunday.

The Australian squad just got a whole lot wilder! pic.twitter.com/9rH08C9NPf

— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) December 5, 2022

Pat Cummins has back-up

Australia has added both Michael and Morris to the team as backup to Pat Cummins. Cummins was actually injured during the second innings of the Perth Test. Although he is said to be fit for the day-night test played with pink ball, but the selectors of the team are not in the mood to take any kind of risk.

Lance Morris’s biggest strength is his speed. He can throw balls with constant speed. Now it remains to be seen how he manages to leave his mark against the West Indies when he gets a chance in Adelaide.