Australia All-Rounder Cameron Green is preparing to restore its bowling duties in front of the ashes, and certainly that it will be liberated since the beginning of the series. The 26 -year -old man who underwent the spine operation last October after his fifth fracture of the stress is ready for a mission in Western Australia Sheffield Shield, against the new South Wales on Waca this Saturday.
“It’s been 12 months long, but I feel really good,” Green told reporters on Friday. “The body is in a good place. It was a really good rehabilitation way. I feel stronger, fitter. My action feels good. The first test should not be any restrictions. This is the kind of the whole plan of the last year – the peak of the ash.”
Green did not slip away from his operation, but plans to have a limited quota of eight over against the new South Wales, gradually rebuilding his workload. It will burn on the number four for the WA in the Shield match, but expects it to continue the first drop on the test side when the ashes start at the Perth 21 stadium.
All-Rounder admitted that his bowling load could be modified if he stays on No. 3, a place he has taken from his return to test cricket in the middle of the year as a purely as a dough. Green initially fought in the role and did not pass 15 in his first four shifts, including the final of the World Championship against South Africa and the introductory test against Western India in Barbados. In the last two tests of this series, however, later found a form, scoring 52, 26, 42 and 46.
In order to make it easier to return to long -form bowling, Green sits on the Australia ongoing T20i series in New Zealand, but is expected to play in home ODIS at the end of this month. This schedule leaves it available for up to three out of four shield matches in front of Ashes, all in Perth.
Coach Andrew McDonald has indicated that Green’s overs in the ashes will be “front-end” to ensure that he is not physically exhausted during launching. Green’s cautious but confident approach reflects a carefully planned comeback focused on the top on Austral’s Showdown with England.
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Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
October 3, 2025
