IND vs AUS Test: Australia deny taking help of Prime Minister after batting worries plague hosts in BGT ...Middle East

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The Australia Cricket Selection Committee had a chance to take the help of the Prime Minister but has denied taking his help. The reason? Australian batters have performed poorly in the Perth Test and thus the prospect of using the batters in the Prime Minister XI arrived, but the hosts of the Border Gavaskar Trophy have denied taking the opportunity. It looked like a good chance to include Marnus Labuschagne, Steve Smith, and Josh Inglis in the Prime Minister XI vs India A in the warmup match. But the Aussie think tank has denied taking the help of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. They believe they don’t want to give the chance to the Indians to get to know their star batters yet again

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