Hayden backs Renshaw to open batting for Australia in Tests
Hayden backs Renshaw to open batting for Australia in Tests
As Cricket Australia prepares to announce its Test squad for the upcoming series against West Indies starting on January 17, Matt Renshaw, with an average of 29.31 from 14 Tests, is in contention for the opener role. He faces competition from specialist openers Marcus Harris and Cameron Bancroft, as well as non-specialist openers Cameron Green and Steve Smith, as they vie to partner with Usman Khawaja at the top in the post-David Warner era. However, former Aussie opener Matthew Hayden feels left-handed Renshaw the ideal candidate with age on his side.
As Cricket Australia prepares to announce its Test squad for the upcoming series against West Indies starting on January 17, Matt Renshaw, with an average of 29.31 from 14 Tests, is in contention for the opener role. He faces competition from specialist openers Marcus Harris and Cameron Bancroft, as well as non-specialist openers Cameron Green and Steve Smith, as they vie to partner with Usman Khawaja at the top in the post-David Warner era. However, former Aussie opener Matthew Hayden feels left-handed Renshaw the ideal candidate with age on his side.
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As Cricket Australia prepares to announce its Test squad for the upcoming series against West Indies starting on January 17, Matt Renshaw, with an average of 29.31 from 14 Tests, is in contention for the opener role. He faces competition from specialist openers Marcus Harris and Cameron Bancroft, as well as non-specialist openers Cameron Green and Steve Smith, as they vie to partner with Usman Khawaja at the top in the post-David Warner era. However, former Aussie opener Matthew Hayden feels left-handed Renshaw the ideal candidate with age on his side. 
