Australia’s leading bowler Ashton Agar became fit, preparing for the series against India

SYDNEY: Australia spinner Ashton Agar has returned to bowling after being injured during the tour of Sri Lanka and is focusing on playing the Test series in India. After being ruled out of the remaining four 50-over matches. And the first Test, the 28-year-old had returned to Perth before the second match in Galle when it was decided that he would not recover in time.

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Of the conditions in Galle, Ashton Egger said, ‘It was unbelievable. The ground here is a paradise for spinners. But I have played a long time now and I have been hurt many times. It was disappointing to sit there and watch the ball spin on the first day. But after that I started recovering very fast and focused only on trying to improve my skills. I think if I had been in the Test XI, there would have been a very good chance.

Ashton Agar is satisfied with the fact that Australia have to play a Test series in India in February-March next year

Ashton Agar is satisfied with the fact that Australia have to play a Test series in India in February-March next year. Agar said, ‘I would love to play a Test match in India, I love watching cricket there. I have watched every Test series there since childhood. Because I have seen a lot of their players, so playing against one of them will be a huge opportunity.

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But before that comes Australia’s T20 World Cup title defense at home. Where they may have to play a greater role with first-choice spinner Adam Zampa. If they are hoping for bigger grounds than the UAE last year.