IND vs AUS 2nd Test: Australia’s opening batter Usman Khawaja backed his opening associate David Warner for his inconsistent run in current instances. Khawaja, who made a preventing 81 on Day 1 of the primary check, stated that batting in the beginning isn’t very simple. He additionally hoped that Warner will make a strong comeback.
“I have to kind of disagree with what you’re saying. He hit two fours of Ashwin in the last game before he got out lbw so he was showing some aggression,” Khawaja stated when requested if Warner, must be proactive. Khawaja additional added that judging Warner from simply three innings isn’t sufficient.
“It’s by no means simple on the market, particularly beginning out, even for those who’re opening beginning out there’s by no means simple so I used to be fortunate at present. I bought a pair (of boundaries) to get me going. Sometimes you do not get that and it may be very exhausting. So yeah, three innings isn’t sufficient for me. There’s nonetheless a protracted technique to go on this Test sequence. I’m wanting ahead to what could occur. “Davey has been such a terrific participant for such a very long time. Every time his again is in opposition to the wall he produces one thing so we’ll see,” he added.
Warner to be assessed after getting hit on physique
The Aussie left-hander added that Warner grew to become a bit bit weary after getting hit on the pinnacle and will be assessed on Day 2 of the match.
“I feel the medical employees will need to assess tomorrow. He is a bit bit weary in the intervening time. He clearly bought a knock to the arm after which to the pinnacle and the pinnacle has made him a bit bit weary and therefore why he did not come out to the sector,” he added
“I think the medical staff will have to figure out what happens from here on in,” Khawaja knowledgeable. He additionally opened on his crew’s whole of 263 runs. “I don’t know a par score until India bats on it. I feel like 260 is pretty good but we are going to have to wait and see tomorrow what India gets,” Khawaja stated.
