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BGT 2024-25: Hazlewood Signals Readiness For Brisbane Test After Training With Full Run-up
Hazlewood had missed Australia’s ten-wicket win at the Adelaide Oval due to a side strain, with Scott Boland taking his place and picking five wickets. A report from cricket.com.au said Hazlewood chose to bowl at full tilt at Allan Border Field, while Australia's main training session took place at the Gabba on Thursday.
“The 32-year-old sweated his way through an intense 45-minute session under the scorching Queensland sun alongside his longtime partner-in-crime Mitchell Starc, with the pair bowling to Test squad member Josh Inglis and Queensland batter Lachlan Hearne. Bowling coach Dan Vettori was also on hand for the secondary training session,” it said.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31