Marnus Labuschagne finds himself in a tricky situation due to his prolonged batting slump, with Australia deciding to leave the experienced batter out of their plans for the upcoming four-Test series against New Zealand. The 32-year-old, once the world’s top-ranked Test batter, will not be considered for the home summer after failing to perform up to the mark during Australia’s recent tour of South Africa.
The decision was confirmed by chairman of selectors George Bailey, ahead of Australia’s opening Test against New Zealand in Perth, scheduled for December 9. While the selectors have yet to announce the full squad, Labuschagne’s omission has already been confirmed.
The move comes after months of speculation surrounding his position in Australia’s middle order. Labuschagne has struggled to convert promising starts into longer innings, and his recent form has left the selectors with little choice but to make a change.
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