Labuschagne To Partner Khawaja As Australia's Openers
Kashmir Observer
|June 11, 2025 Issue
Marnus Labuschagne has moved one place up the batting order to open with Usman Khawaja for Australia in the World Test Championship final against South Africa at Lord's from Wednesday.
Labuschagne's place in the team was in doubt after a lean 2023-25 WTC cycle — average 28.33 runs — but he was given another shot on Tuesday by Australia’s failure to find a permanent replacement at opener for David Warner, who retired from tests in January 2024. Labuschagne will open in a test for only the second time in nine years.
“It's one spot up really. It's not too different to batting three,” captain Pat Cummins said. “Marnus has done well here at Lord's (average 45.33) and in England in general (average 39.36).
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