BBL, Cameron Green: Cameron Green will return to the BBL with the Perth Scorchers after adding his name to the list of Australia Test players who will appear after the series against South Africa.
Green last played in the tournament during the 2019-2020 season and could be available for six regular-season matches after the Sydney Test, depending on how he looks at the India tour in February.
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Green’s T20 career is still in its infancy :-
Cameron Green ‘s T20 career is still in its infancy, with 14 appearances – 13 for Scorchers and one for Australia – and he hasn’t made a meaningful impact yet, but most of his innings have come down to No. 6 and 7. However, teammate AJ Tye was in no doubt that he would break through in the format.
Cameron Green had a year at the Scorchers two years ago :-
“He had a year at Scorchers two years ago and he was still honing his craft but you look at him and the way he has matured over the years, he may not be a star T20 player but he Will do,” Tye told ESPNcricinfo at the BBL Draft launch.
“Green has the game, he has the qualities, he can bowl quickly and bat anywhere. He is definitely a player to watch and hopefully in the next few years we will see a little more of him in the Big Bash “
Green completed the Scorchers’ home list for the 2022-23 season with his last three slots in the 18-player squad to be filled during the overseas player draft on Sunday.
Adam Voges, “Thrilled to see Cameron Green back in the colors of the Scorchers” :-
Scorchers head coach Adam Voges said, “We are thrilled to see Cameron Green back in the Scorchers colors. It is huge to add a player of his caliber to our strong group of local players.”
“His talent with bat and ball has been on display regularly for WA and Australia in recent years. We are excited by the versatility he provides.”
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Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne have also signed new contracts :-
Green’s deal follows a big money offer made to David Warner for his two-year Sydney deal. Travis Head (Adelaide Strikers) and Marnus Labuschagne (Brisbane Heat) have also signed new contracts.
Mitchell Starc has already said that he will rest with Pat Cummins and is expected to do the same. It is not yet confirmed whether Josh Hazlewood will be available. Steven Smith turns down an initial offer from the Sydney Sixers, but is still expected to play.
