Cameron Green Ruled Out of India ODIs

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against India due to a side strain, Cricket Australia confirmed on Thursday.

Although the injury has been classified as low-grade, the team management has decided to rest him as a precaution. In his place, Marnus Labuschagne has been added to the squad for the three-match series.

Cricket Australia further stated that Green is expected to complete a short rehab and return by playing in the Sheffield Shield to prepare for the upcoming Ashes series.

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Labuschagne, who was previously dropped from the ODI squad, has made a strong case for his return by consistently scoring runs in domestic cricket.

The three ODIs between Australia and India are scheduled for:

• October 19 in Perth

• October 23 in Adelaide

• October 25 in Sydney

Read More : Former Australian Test Cricketer Passes Away

Former Australian Test cricketer Bob Cowper has passed away at the age of 84, Cricket Australia confirmed on Sunday.

Bob Cowper, a left-handed batter known for his calm and composed style at the crease, played 27 Test matches for Australia during the 1960s. His most iconic performance came in 1966 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), where he scored a memorable 307 against England — a feat that became the highlight of his cricketing career.

Following his stint in international cricket, Cowper retired from the game to pursue a professional career in stockbroking and merchant banking.