Nathan Lyon. (Credit: Twitter)
Lyon, taking part in in his a hundredth consecutive Test match throughout the second Ashes Test at Lord’s, pulled up sharply after working in to take a catch of Ben Duckett off the bowling of Cameron Green within the leg-side after tea within the thirty seventh over.
Australia’s veteran off-spinner Nathan Lyon mentioned he’s assured of coming to the Test group forward of the upcoming dwelling summer time after recovering from a calf damage sustained throughout the second Ashes Test in July this 12 months.
Lyon, taking part in in his a hundredth consecutive Test match throughout the second Ashes Test at Lord’s, pulled up sharply after working in to take a catch of Ben Duckett off the bowling of Cameron Green within the leg-side after tea within the thirty seventh over.
Though he did face 13 balls with the bat and obtained a standing ovation from the group as Australia gained the match at Lord’s, Lyon was identified with a big calf pressure and finally dominated out for remainder of the sequence.
Since then, he’s been recovering again dwelling and Lyon is now all set to play within the Sheffield Shield for New South Wales in opposition to Victoria on the MCG from Thursday, with an eye fixed to be obtainable in time for Australia’s first Test of the 2023/24 dwelling summer time in opposition to Pakistan in Perth ranging from December 14.
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“I’m fit to go, so if there was a Test match tomorrow I’d be playing. I’ll be doing everything in my power to be there. We’ve got a pretty exciting summer. Three Test matches against Pakistan and two against the West Indies again, so it’s jam-packed, and we go to New Zealand for a couple as well. All in all, we’ve got about seven Test matches over summer which is going to be fantastic to be a part of,” mentioned Lyon on SEN Radio.
With the continuing Men’s ODI World Cup being on the centre of consideration, Lyon believes there will probably be a “massive hole” left within the aspect when David Warner finally decides to hold up his boots and agreed with Tim Paine that the left-handed opener is without doubt one of the greatest-ever white-ball batters coming from Australia.
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“It’s hard not to agree. I don’t think we’re going to realise the effect that David’s had on Cricket Australia until he’s retired and the massive hole that is left. His numbers are absolutely incredible. So I tend to agree with ‘Painey’ that ‘Davey’ would be (the best), but if not definitely up there as the greatest white-ball batter for Australia, that’s for sure,” he concluded.
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