Australian all-rounder Cameron Green said playing the Indian bowlers in the first warm-up game was challenging and the second warm-up match was a tough challenge for the entire Indian team with the pink ball. Green scored an unbeaten 125 in the warm-up game against India A. He has been placed on the Australia A squad for the second warm-up match starting on 11 December. “If you play shield cricket, bowling is predictable,” he said. Australian domestic cricket will make you better. It is a tough competition with world class players but the match against India was even more challenging.
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He said it was more challenging because I had never seen these bowlers bowling before. It took me a while to freeze in the crease. “It’s very difficult to play Indian pacer Umesh Yadav,” Green said. He said he was a world-class bowler. The wicket did not help them but they took three wickets. It was tough. Green said there was Tim Paine on the other end with me, which helped a lot. It was really hard to play him. Green and Penn shared a 104-run partnership for the sixth wicket.
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Greene said that finding a place in the Australian team was a difficult task. Having said that, this is a very balanced team. David Warner is out with an injury but my claim is not to the point. My job is to prepare myself. Regarding the second practice match played with the pink ball, he said I had never encountered a pink ball before. Not even in domestic cricket. It was interesting to play it for the first time in a practice session today. I contact the players who played.
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