• Aspect pressure damage forces Neser out of discipline throughout a one-day sport on the Gabba.
• Neser bowls solely twice earlier than leaving floor.
• Mark Steketee and Sean Abbott to interchange Neser if he’s dominated out.

KARACHI: Australian quick bowler Michael Neser’s participation in the upcoming Pakistan vs Australia sequence grew to become unsure after the cricketer suffered a aspect pressure damage simply days earlier than the tour, it emerged Tuesday.

The Pat Cummins-led Australia workforce might be touring Pakistan for the primary time in over 24 years for 3 Checks, three ODIs and one T20I.

The Queensland fast was pressured out of the sphere throughout a one-day sport received by New South Wales, on the Gabba on Monday night time, Australian media reported. He may handle bowling solely twice when he stepped into the sphere after a protracted rain delay.

Neser is part of the 18-member squad chosen for the Pakistan tour, scheduled to begin March 4 in Rawalpindi.

Australian selectors have nominated Mark Steketee and Sean Abbott to interchange Neser if he’s dominated out.

The selectors had already determined to relaxation fellow Take a look at fast Jhye Richardson from the Pakistan tour regardless of him being part of the nationwide T20 squad presently enjoying Sri Lanka.

Take a look at fast Josh Hazlewood missed the ultimate 4 Ashes Checks after additionally struggling a aspect pressure in the opening match towards England.

If Neser’s damage is comparable, that would put his restoration time at as much as a month.

Neser, who made his Take a look at debut towards England in Adelaide in December, has solely bowled 5 occasions in video games in 2022 after spending most of January with the nationwide workforce.

Australian males’s squad for Pakistan tour

Pat Cummins (c), Ashton Agar, Scott Boland, Alex Carey, Cameron Inexperienced, Marcus Harris, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Marsh, Michael Neser, Steve Smith (vc), Mitchell Starc, Mitchell Swepson, David Warner