Adam Zampa: The Australia cricketer has been dropped from the NSW Sheffield Shield squad. After being overlooked again to be called up to Australia’s Test squad in India.
The Premier white-ball spinner in limited-overs cricket:-
The country’s premier white-ball spinner has shifted his focus to limited-overs cricket.
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Adam Zampa has shifted his focus to white-ball cricket with the ODI World Cup on the horizon after once again being overlooked for a Test call during Australia’s Qantas Tour of India later this year.
Zampa has been left out of the NSW Marsh Sheffield Shield squad to face Queensland at the Gabba from Tuesday but could be available for the 50-over match at the same venue next Sunday.
The Impressed with the red ball again for NSW:-
The 30-year-old leg-spinner impressed with the red ball again for NSW last week, taking three wickets in Tasmania’s first innings during a rain-affected draw at the SCG. Zampa was and still is, on standby for the Border-Gavaskar series.
Last week, the national selectors opted to include Queensland’s Matthew Kuhnman in the squad after Mitchell Swepson returned home for the birth of his first child with the left-arm orthodox spinner. Test debut in Delhi.
Australia also plays India in a three-match ODI series after the conclusion of the four-Test contest, in which Zampa is expected to play a key role along with off-spinner Ashton Agar.
The Played for Queensland at U19 and Futures league level:-
The left-handed batsman played for Queensland at U17, U19 and Futures League level as a teenager before focusing on his studies, scoring two centuries and eight half-centuries in his Second XI career.
The 25-year-old now works as a senior consultant with Ernst & Young Global after completing degrees at the University of Queensland and the London School of Economics and Politics.
Queensland squad: 1. Jimmy Pearson (c), 2. Xavier Bartlett, 3. Max Bryant, 4. Joe Burns, 5. Jack Clayton, 6. Liam Guthrie, 7. Aryan Jain, 8. Michael Neser, 9. Jackson Sinfield, 10. Mark Steketee, 11. Bryce Street, 12. Jack Wildermuth.
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NSW squad: 1. Sean Abbott, 2. Trent Copeland, 3. Ben Dwarshuis, 4. Matthew Gilks, 5. Chris Green, 6. Liam Hatcher, 7. Moises Henriques, 8. Daniel Hughes, 9. Hayden Kerr, 10. Blake Nikitaras, 11. Curtis Patterson (c), 12. Jason Sangha, 13. Chris Tremain.
