Cameron Green Makes Comeback to Test Cricket for WTC Final

Cameron Green's Return to Test Cricket

Cameron Green is set to make his return to Test cricket after an extended hiatus, as he has been selected to bat for Australia in the World Test Championship Final against South Africa, commencing on June 11. He is ready to take on the number three position in the batting order, a role he is familiar with from his early playing days. Green has been sidelined from cricket for several months due to recovery from back surgery. Following a successful rehabilitation process, he is now prepared to rejoin the Australian Test squad. In the upcoming final against South Africa, Green will focus on batting, as bowling in Test matches poses a significant strain on his body.

Cameron Green's Insights

Reflecting on his career, Green stated, "Throughout your career, you interact with many players who have batted in the top three or four positions during their junior years. I was no exception, batting at three until I reached first-class cricket. I have no issues batting at three, especially since I've done it my entire life," he shared with ESPN Cricinfo.

Cameron Green's Impressive Test Stats

Cameron Green is quickly establishing himself as a key all-rounder for Australia in Test cricket, thanks to his significant contributions with the bat. He has accumulated 1,377 runs across 43 innings, remaining not out in five of those matches over 28 Test appearances. His highest score of 174 showcases his ability to perform well over extended innings and make a substantial impact. With a batting average of 36.23, his consistent performance in the middle order is evident. He has faced 2,835 balls with a strike rate of 48.57, demonstrating his capacity to remain composed and wait for the right opportunities. Green has achieved two centuries and six half-centuries in his career.