Ashes test
Ashes: Labuschagne Avoids Khawaja’s Selection Talks, Says Decision ‘up To People Above My Pay Grade’
Despite nearing 39, Khawaja remains central to Australia’s Ashes considerations, with team insiders continuing to value his experience and reliability. Since regaining his Test spot four years ago, Khawaja has outscored every other Australian in the format and stands as the only batter in the current squad to feature in all three previous pink-ball Tests at the Gabba.
"Usman's a high-quality player. You look at his record… what he's done for Australian cricket. Especially since he's come back, he's been super consistent; he's been really the rock at the top there," Labuschagne told reporters ahead of Australia’s training session on Monday.
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Ashes: Pat Cummins Set To Play Brisbane Test
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ICC Rates Perth Pitch 'very Good' After Rapid Ashes Opener
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Ashes: Tom Moody Suggests Australia Replace Nathan Lyon With Specialist Batter For Gabba Test
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