Mitchell Starc acknowledged Cameron Green’s absence due to back surgery will impact Australia's strategy against India, intensifying the workload on the aging pace attack. With Green out, Australia may need to rely on rotating bowlers like Scott Boland,

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As the Border Gavaskar Trophy draws nearer, Australia suffered a major jolt as all-rounder Cameron Green, who represents RCB in the IPL, has been ruled out with an injury. The towering all-rounder will be undergoing a surgery for his lower spine, where he has copped a stress fracture and this is the fifth time he has done so.

SYDNEY: The absence of allrounder Cameron Green will change Australia's bowling dynamics for the upcoming five-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy and may increase spinner Nathan Lyon's workload, according to star pacer Mitchell Starc.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green took to social media and claimed to be heading to Christchurch, New Zealand, for his back surgery.

Australian Test selectors have a decision to make after confirmation superstar all-rounder Cameron Green requires back surgery to address a “unique defect” in his back and will be sidelined for up to six months.

Cameron Green's back injury has ruled him out of the entire Test summer in a big blow to Australia's hopes of a series victory against the touring Indian side.

Australia pacer Mitchell Starc assessed the team's bowling plans after all-rounder Cameron Green picked up an injury that has ruled him out of the entire home season.

Mitchell Starc says Cameron Green's absence will "change the dynamic" of the Australian men's Test XI, hinting pace reserves may be needed to get through the summer.