Three big names are doubtful starters for Australia’s ODI opener against England on Thursday night.
Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood are doubtful starters for Australia’s ODI opener against England, as illness threatens to seriously weaken the team turning out in Nottingham on Thursday night.
“It’s certainly a busy schedule, and there will be times where we may have to manage guys through. Playing five games in 10 days is certainly a big ask, but we’ll manage that as best we can and make sure we’re fielding teams to win this series.”Hazlewood missed the second T20 as part of his management plan for the autumn tour. The T20 series was tied 1-1 after rain washed out the decider in Manchester.
“I’ve certainly faced him in the nets a few times and we’ve seen over the history of Australian cricket, we’ve got a long list of guys who’ve been plucked I guess out of nowhere, but Mahli’s extremely talented, he bowls fast and I’m rapt to have him here.”
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