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BGT: Katich Calls For Marsh To Make Way For Webster In Boxing Day Test
In the ongoing series against India, Marsh has picked only three wickets in his 23 overs bowled so far. He was also not given a bowl in Australia’s second innings with the ball in both Adelaide and Brisbane.
Marsh’s inability to bowl some more overs and take the pressure off the main Australian bowlers is something that Katich has taken note of. “I’ve been saying for a couple of Tests, Mitch Marsh has not been able to bowl the volume of overs that everyone expected of him. Given the conditions and given he is a wicket taker.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31