Will Pukowski Miss Out on Ashes Start Due to Delay in Return

Will Pukowski has been completely out of the Ashes series. Start after not recovering from his latest injury in time for Victoria’s next Sheffield Shield match. And his state coach Chris Rogers has vowed to bring him back into the national set-up. has been warned.

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Will Pukowski Was Killed in the Nets Last Month

Will Pucovsky was killed in the nets last month. And when he was a teenager, he suffered his 10th injury. When he was back due to a football injury. After missing a trip to Sydney last week, it was expected that he would be ready to return to the MCG on Friday. But the symptoms remain and he is yet to bat again in the nets.

Rogers said, ‘There is no doubt that this is a blow. I would say that now he is unlikely to play in the first Test. “Everybody in these conversations understands that we have a huge talent on our hands. We want him to play in three, five, 10 years, so these decisions we’re going to make in his best interest and hopefully we can establish him.” Can have a long career.”

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Now he is highly unlikely to join the larger group of Australian players. Joe will go to Queensland later this month to quarantine. Ahead of an intrasquad match that is set to decide the final Ashes selection.

Will Pukowski Made his Test Debut Against India at the SCG in January

Will Pucovski made his Test debut against India at the SCG in January. And this is the last competitive game he played in the match. Due to a shoulder injury that required reconstructive surgery.

Although he is expected to feature in the third Shield game between Victoria and New South Wales. The short nature of the Ashes schedule. And the lack of cricket mean it is increasingly likely that he may not take place at all.

“There’s no doubt it’s going to be a big disappointment for him. He wants to play,” Rogers said. “It’s an interesting one too. He hasn’t played for seven [nine] months. So going straight back to the Cauldron and performing against very good opposition is going to be really difficult. The decision is to take care of him and allow him Instead of giving a little more time to prepare properly. Hurry it up in matches that will have a lot of intensity and scrutiny.

“There’s a strong desire to get him into that Australian team in this position. Because he’s such a talented player. But he has to think about what’s in his best interest and how he’s planning. He’s still very young. There’s a lot out there. There’s a lot of time left in the game for him so there’s no need to bring him back in the Test series. When he hasn’t even played professional cricket and isn’t 100%.”

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Will Pukowski absence would leave his Victoria Teammate Marcus Harris as a Potential Opening Partner for David Warner at the Gabba

Will Pukowski absence would leave his Victoria teammate Marcus Harris. As a potential opening partner for David Warner at the Gabba. The same pair that featured against India in January. Harris began his season with a second innings century against New South Wales. To follow up on his strong return with Leicestershire.

Usman Khawaja, who scored two Shield centuries this season. Will also be in the frame, but he can be considered for a middle-order position. In which the number 5 position is still closed. Travis Head has made a strong case with a grower. Started for South Australia and was recalled for the South Africa tour previously postponed earlier this year. Which was dropped in the middle of the India series.