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Weatherald dropped, Renshaw recalled for second Test
Matthew Renshaw is in the box seat for a Test recall in Mackay as Pat Cummins' side seek to square the series against Bangladesh
Australia have broken up their Ashes-winning opening partnership one match into their ensuing run of matches, with Jake Weatherald dropped for the second Test against Bangladesh in Mackay.
Matthew Renshaw has replaced him and is in the box seat to take on the new ball with Travis Head at Great Barrier Reef Arena after selectors swung the axe following their stunning nine-wicket defeat in Darwin.
Weatherald, showing a tweaked technique designed to avoid lbw and bowled dismissals that dogged him against England, made 23 and 0 in his hometown Test. It took his career average from 12 innings to 20.36. Selectors handed him a national contract in April after several strong opening stands with Head during the 4-1 Ashes series win, but have now discarded him one Test later.
Chappell takes aim at Aussie selectors, calls for sweeping changes
Ian Chappell believes the chickens have come home to roost and says Australia’s selectors must take their share of the blame following Sunday’s historic home Test defeat to Bangladesh.
“If you pick the wrong people in the first place, you can get into trouble,” Chappell told nine.com.au.
Marnus Labuschagne blew two chances at the crease to cement his spot in the Test team. Getty Images
“With their selections, they’ve shown to me that they don’t understand things very well.
“To me, it’s the selectors who’ve got themselves into this problem. Now they’ve got to try and find a way out. But I’m not convinced that they’re good enough to find a way out.”
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Batting prodigy on Test fast track as selectors earmark next gen
Australia’s disastrous loss to Bangladesh has spurred selectors to take action, with changes made to ensure the next generation is red-ball ready – and there’s some real starpower among the next men up.
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