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Glenn Maxwell, Usman Khawaja in Australia's 26-part crew for arranged visit through England


Australia on Thursday declared a 26-in number primer crew for a yet-to-be-affirmed restricted overs visit through England, naming any semblance of Glenn Maxwell and Usman Khawaja alongside some uncapped players with an eye on the as of now unsure T20 World Cup. 
Glenn Maxwell, Usman Khawaja in Australia's 26-member squad for ...
Glenn Maxwell hasn’t played for the country since October last year after taking a break to deal with some mental health issues. Usman Khawaja also missed out on a CA contract for the first time in five
In an announcement, CA said declaring the crew is "a positive advance, but not a conclusive one" as it works for an arrival to universal cricket in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Britain have just hit the restart button with a continuous Test arrangement against the West Indies. 

Glenn Maxwell, Usman Khawaja in Australia's 26-part crew for arranged visit through England 

A last crew will be reported if the visit, containing three ODIs and three T20 Internationals, is affirmed for September. 

The primer rundown includes the regulars alongside any semblance of Maxwell, who hasn't played for the nation since October a year ago in the wake of taking a break to manage some emotional wellness issues. 

Khawaja too has not been a specific most loved in white-ball cricket for some time now. He passed up a CA contract without precedent for a long time prior in April. 

National Selector Trevor Hohns said the crew isn't only for the England visit yet has likewise been picked with an eye on the T20 World Cup, which is looks set to be delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. 


The uncapped trio of Daniel Sams, Riley Meredith and Josh Philippe, every one of whom have done well in the Big Bash League, were likewise named in the crew. 

. These rising players are those we might want to grow further as we accept they have a splendid future in Australian cricket," Hohns said. 

Cricket Australia's Executive General Manager of National Teams Ben Oliver said CA is confident of the visit proceeding. 

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