Who will be included in the Australia all-rounder Beau Webster’s team for the second Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test match between India and Australia?

Australia versus India: The 30-year-old Beau Webster, who is from South Tasmania, has excelled in the Sheffield Shield the past two seasons and might make his debut for the home team in Adelaide.

Australia will probably add players to the squad for the upcoming pink-ball Test in Adelaide, which begins on December 6, after losing to India by 295 runs in the inaugural Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test in

Perth on Sunday. The hosts are expected to include all-rounder Beau Webster in the Test squad, according to Australian media reports, after Mitchell Marsh’s bowling workload after the first Test was

reported to have been sore. After the Perth Test, skipper Pat Cummins said, “He had a chance to freshen up and try to get things right over

the next ten days because he was a little but sore towards the conclusion of this Test match.” We will observe his progress.

Webster is expected to make his Test debut in the Day-Night match if Marsh is unable to recuperate in time for the Adelaide Test, which begins following a significant break.

Beau Webster is who?

The 30-year-old Webster, who is from South Tasmania, has excelled at the Sheffield Shield level throughout the past two seasons. During this time, the right-handed batter has amassed 1788 runs at an

average of 51.08, including nine fifties and five hundreds. In this frame, the only batsman to surpass Webster is Cameron Bancroft.

In addition to taking 30 wickets the previous season, Webster recently had a respectable showing for the India A team in the two tour matches in Mackay and Melbourne. Webster contributed seven wickets and

145 runs in four innings. Earlier this year, Webster had a great run in the County Championship, scoring more than 250 runs for Gloucestershire and setting a career-high 6/100 FC total.

This week, the prolific Webster scored 110 runs in two innings while taking five wickets to help Tasmania defeat New South Wales by 55 runs in Sydney. The captain of Tasmania, Jordan Silk, informed reporters

that Webster is now a unique talent. “I feel like I can throw him the ball and he just seems to be able to generate something whenever I feel like we are in danger, or he can get us out of trouble with the bat

whenever we are in a similar situation.” I am aware that there has been some discussion about him possibly playing as a backup all-rounder (for the Test team), and if that is the direction they want to take, I am totally in favor of that,” Silk said.

The two-meter-tall Webster, who was initially an off-spin bowler, expanded his skill set to include medium-pace bowling during the COVID-19 epidemic in 2020–21. During his career, Webster has taken 148 wickets and scored over 5000 First-Class runs.