Marnus Labuschagne leaves for England to prepare for World Test Championship

Labuschagne leaves for England, WTC Final 2023: Many international players are busy in the Indian Premier League 2023 (IPL). On the other hand, Australian star player Marnus Labuschen has left for England. In fact, Australian batsmen will prepare for the World Test Championship final (WTC Final 2023) match against India in England and The Ashes (Ashes 2023). The 28-year-old will start his long tour of England with Glamorgan in the County Championship.

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Apart from the Ashes and WTC final, Labuschagne will return to Cardiff for Glamorgan

Apart from the Ashes and the WTC final, Labuschagne will return to the Cardiff club for Glamorgan. Also, he will continue his association with the club which was started in 2019. Let us tell you that last year Labushen signed a contract with Glamorgan. Which he will continue till 2024.

Other Australian players currently playing in IPL 2023

Currently, other Australian players are currently playing in IPL 2023. While Marnus Labushen has kept himself away from IPL. In the year 2021, he registered for an auction but he could not find any buyer. At the same time, in this year’s auction, he has kept himself away from IPL.

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Labushen is currently the No. 1 Test player in the world

Marnus is currently the No. 1 Test player in the world. He has scored 2,3394 runs in Tests. At the same time, after the match against India, Australia has to play the Ashes series against their arch-rivals England from 16 June. While the WTC Final 2023 will be played at The Oval in England from 7 to 11 June.

Cheteshwar Pujara is also showing his batting prowess in England away from IPL

Also, Team India’s senior player Cheteshwar Pujara is also showing his batting prowess in England away from IPL. Pujara is playing county cricket in England and recently scored a brilliant hundred for Sussex as captain.