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Cameron Green inspired by a special message from Jasprit Bumrah before back surgery. Bumrah's encouragement ahead of his surgical procedure provided reassurance, as Green now focuses on his role in the WTC Final, showcasing strength and resilience.

Jasprit Bumrah Boosts Cameron Green's Confidence

Before his back surgery, Cameron Green was reassured by Jasprit Bumrah's message. Inspired by Bumrah’s post-surgery success, Green opted for surgery to expedite recovery. Focused on batting, he aims to excel in the WTC Final.

Cameron Green received a morale-boosting message from Jasprit Bumrah before back surgery. Inspired by Bumrah&rsquo;s post-surgery comeback, Green chose surgery for faster recovery. Now focused on batting, Green aims for success in the WTC Final.

A "special" message from Indian pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah on the eve of Cameron Green's back surgery gave the Australian all-rounder the much-needed reassurance about his decision to go under the knife.
Green had suffered a stress fracture last year. While the injury could have healed naturally over nine to twelve months, he chose to undergo surgery in October.
"Jasprit Bumrah reached out the night before I was getting surgery. He was in the middle of a Test match in India," Green told reporters.
"Just a few things like that are really special and makes you feel a lot better about it. To get someone like him to reach out and then to watch him during the summer, to see how good he is obviously post-surgery, filled me with a lot of confidence," Green told reporters.
Green had spent the 2023 IPL season with the Mumbai Indians while Bumrah was sidelined, recovering from the same procedure. The Indian pace ace had missed the 2022 T20 World Cup but made a remarkable comeback post-surgery, playing a key role in India&rsquo;s run to the 2023 ODI World Cup final and powering the Men in Blue to the T20 World Cup title last year.
Bumrah then cemented his red-hot form in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where he was named Player of the Series after bagging 32 wickets and leading India to their only win in the five-match series.
The 26-year-old Green also received encouraging feedback from other bowlers who had undergone similar operations, including Jason Behrendorff and New South Wales pacer Ben Dwarshuis.
"The main reason for (the operation) was to shave down some bone &ndash; I've obviously had a bit of trauma in my L4, and extra bone had just developed on that part of the spine," Green told cricket.com.au's 'Unplayable Podcast'.
"By doing that, it forced my spine not to be able to bend as well, and it was probably smashing up against this new bone that wasn't helping it flex. That put a bit too much pressure (on the L4 vertebrae) that I'd actually broken the facet joint on the other side, which was quite rare for a back injury," he added.
Green is expected to play the WTC Final against South Africa, starting this week, as a specialist batter. He heads to the marquee Test on the back of three centuries in five county cricket matches for Gloucestershire.
"The silver lining to having back injuries is I've got four chances only to be a batter," he said.
"I felt like my game's always been good around those periods. I'm always going to keep bowling, but you're so much more relaxed [with] half a game to worry about. When you're bowling and batting, there's so much more you have to do bowling wise to keep yourself fit and ready to play. It does take away from batting. So, certainly, just batting is nice." "I got exactly what I wanted out of it. To get back playing some professional cricket was exactly what I needed after a few months off ." Before his injury, Green had batted at No 4. but with Steve Smith back at two down, Green might have to bat at No. 3, a position he had only batted once in his first-class career.
"You grow up through your whole career, you speak to anyone here, they've definitely batted in the top three or four throughout their whole junior career," he said.
"I was no different, batting three until you get to first-class cricket. Absolutely no issues batting at three when you've done it your whole life."

6 feet 5 inches tall Green cut Raghuvanshi's innings short on 3 as he took a one-hand stunner to send him back.

Watch! Cameron Green takes a one-hand blinder against KKR | IPL 2024, KKR vs RCB

KKR were going hell for leather in their IPL 2024 match against RCB on Sunday but against the run of play, Cameron Green pulled off a stunner. Tap to watch the super catch

6 feet 5 inches tall Green cut Raghuvanshi's innings short on 3 as he took a one-hand stunner to send him back.

The Kolkata Knight Riders were going hell for leather in their IPL 2024 match against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru on Sunday but against the run of play, Cameron Green pulled off a stunner.
KKR's in-form batter Angkrish Raghuvanshi tried to flick one over mid-wicket only to find Green. The 6 feet 5 inches tall Aussie cut Raghuvanshi's innings short on 3 as he took a one-hand stunner to send him back.
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That was the 3rd wicket KKR lost in quick succession after a flying start and went from being 56 for no loss to 75/3.
Earlier, Faf du Plessis won the toss and put the Knight Riders into bat.&nbsp;
RCB made three changes to their eleven, bringing in pacer Mohammed Siraj, all-rounder Cameron Green and leg-spinner Karn Sharma.
KKR entered the match with no changes to their eleven from the last match.
Kolkata Knight Riders playing XI:
Phil Salt (wk), Sunil Narine, Angkrish Raghuvanshi, Shreyas Iyer (c), Venkatesh Iyer, Andre Russell, Rinku Singh, Ramandeep Singh, Mitchell Starc, Varun Chakaravarthy, Harshit Rana.
Royal Challengers Bengaluru playing XI:
Faf du Plessis (c), Virat Kohli, Will Jacks, Rajat Patidar, Cameron Green, Dinesh Karthik (wk), Mahipal Lomror, Karn Sharma, Lockie Ferguson, Yash Dayal, Mohammed Siraj.

The same template worked for Green in the ongoing Test series in New Zealand as he hit a career-best 174 not out in Australia's big win in the first match here on Sunday.

Cameron Green may skip white-ball series against Pakistan to prepare for home Tests against India

Australia's Cameron Green is likely to skip the white-ball series in Pakistan later this year and instead play Sheffield Shield to prepare himself for the big-ticket home Test series against India in December.

The same template worked for Green in the ongoing Test series in New Zealand as he hit a career-best 174 not out in Australia's big win in the first match here on Sunday.

Australia's Cameron Green is likely to skip the white-ball series in Pakistan later this year and instead play Sheffield Shield to prepare himself for the big-ticket home Test series against India in December, according to head coach Andrew McDonald.
The same template worked for the 24-year-old in the ongoing Test series in New Zealand as he hit a career-best 174 not out in Australia's big win in the first match here on Sunday.
He was not included in the recent T20I series against the West Indies and New Zealand and instead earmarked him for West Australia's Sheffield Shield fixture against Tasmania in Hobart, where he struck an unbeaten 103 to provide an ideal warm-up for the first Test against the Kiwis.
"It's a big decision to leave anyone out of international cricket when they're potentially in the best eleven, so I'm glad he (Green) embraced that when we had that conversation with him, and the return on it is pretty immediate," MacDonald said.
"The next stress point on that will be next summer, leading into the Indian Test series where we've got Pakistan in ODI cricket and T20 cricket. I'd like to probably err on the side of preparing him through red-ball - we know how good a white-ball player he is, so you put a priority on what it looks like next summer.
"The white-ball cricket's important, but geez that Test summer's important, so I think with the results he's had (at Wellington) he'll probably come to us and say 'Can you give us a couple of Shield games before the first Test against India?'." Australia will tour England in September for five ODIs and three T20Is, followed by a white-ball series in Pakistan where they play three ODIs and three T20Is in November.
This will be followed by the five-match Test series for the Border-Gavaskar trophy in Australia in December 2024-January 2025.
Australia have not beaten India in a Test series for a decade, which includes India's past two visits to Australia in 2018-19 and 2020-21.
"He's become an all-three format player and we thought his greatest challenge was flipping between the formats," McDonald said of Green's increasingly vital all-round asset.
"We felt that by keeping Cam (Cameron Green) in one format for a period of time gave him the best chance, and that won't always be the case with everyone.
"Other players can go (more readily) from one-day international cricket into Test cricket, and it's probably the more experienced players who have done it over a period of time."
Green's importance to Australia's Test planning is underscored by the reshuffle of the batting line-up in the wake of David Warner's retirement. Senior batter Steve Smith has been elevated to the opener's position, and Green has been slotted into his number four role.
And even though Australia is also preparing for a T20 World Cup later this year, for which Green remains in the selection mix, it was deemed more valuable for him to play Shield cricket than in recent T20Is given he will be exposed to plenty of 20-over cricket in his upcoming IPL stint.

Australia and West Indies are set to face each other in the second Test of the ongoing series at the Gabba in Brisbane. However, ahead of their match on January 25, Australia have been hit with a few COVID-19 blows.

Australia’s preparations take another Covid hit as Cameron Green and Andrew McDonald test positive

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The second Test between Australia and the West Indies begins at Gabba on Thursday, and Pat Cummin's team will be hoping to thrash the visitors at home.
However, the hosts have been dealt a double blow ahead of the last red-ball match, as both coach Andrew McDonald and all-rounder Cameron Green have tested positive for COVID-19.
Following Travis Head's COVID-19 infection after the first Test match in Adelaide last week, which the home team won by ten wickets, Green and McDonald became ill. According to Cricket Australia, unless they feel too ill, Green and McDonald are also anticipated to participate in the game.
&ldquo;Cameron Green and Andrew McDonald will be separated from the group until they return a negative test,&rdquo; Cricket Australia said in a statement. &ldquo;It will not hinder Green taking part in or McDonald attending the match in line with CA protocols.&rdquo;
Covid protocols allow players to compete even if they do not return negative results in the next 24 hours, but they must be kept apart from the rest of the playing group.
Australia will start the encounter unaltered after Usman Khawaja, who was hit in the head late in the Adelaide game, passed concussion tests. The team's experience with pink-ball tests, according to captain Pat Cummins, should work in their favour.

Australia's prolific all-rounder Cameron Green has gone public with a lifelong illness, the Chronic Kidney Disease, that he was diagnosed with at birth. 

Australia's Cameron Green reveals he has Chronic Kidney Disease, hopes to help others with same issue

Australia's prolific all-rounder Cameron Green has gone public with a lifelong illness, the Chronic Kidney Disease, that he was diagnosed with at birth.&nbsp;

Australia's star all-rounder Cameron Green has revealed to the public that he was detected with Chronic Kidney Disease at birth. The ailment is lifelong and irreversible.&nbsp; Speaking to Australia's Channel 7, the 24-year-old remarked that his kidneys don't filter out blood like everyone else's.&nbsp; 'With chronic kidney disease there&rsquo;s five stages, with stage one being the least severe, and stage five being transplant or dialysis.&nbsp; Fortunately, I&rsquo;m stage two, but if you don&rsquo;t look after them enough, it easily goes back down,' Green stated.&nbsp; When he was born, doctors projected that he would live up to 12 years of age. Presently, he says that his kidneys are only 60% functional.&nbsp; After silently battling the illness for so many years, he has gone public with his issue with the hopes of helping other patients and their families.&nbsp; He stated in the video that some of his national team members and officials are aware of his condition.&nbsp; While he says that his cricketing career has largely remained unaffected due to his illness, there is one instance where he believes it might've creeped in.&nbsp; 'There was definitely one time up in Cairns, playing Australia versus New Zealand, I think it was pretty well documented that I had a pretty long day of bowling and a pretty long bat as well, and then had a cramping episode,' he recalled.&nbsp; It was an ODI game in September 2022, Green said, 'It took me a long time to realise that it was probably my kidney function that was affecting my cramping.' At 24, Green is shaping up to be one of the best all-rounders to play for Kangaroos.&nbsp; Currently, he is part of the Test squad playing Pakistan in a 3-match series.&nbsp; In the longest format, the youngster has played 24 games wherein he has amassed 1075 runs and taken 30 wickets.&nbsp; Green is also among the costliest players to be bought in cricket's biggest T20 league, the IPL, a testament of his all-rounder prowess.&nbsp;

I thought it was clean and threw it up and obviously showed no signs of any doubt basically- Green

Shubman Gill: Cameron Green plays down catch controversy | WTC Final 2023 | IND vs AUS

I thought it was clean and threw it up and obviously showed no signs of any doubt basically- Green

While the Indian fans booed the Australian team, primarily Cameron Green, after the controversial Shubman Gill catch, the all-rounder chose to play down the antics of Gill supporters on Day 4 of the World Test Championship final.&nbsp; Reacting to the 'cheater cheater' chants that were hurled at him after Gill's wicket fell, Green said, 'Indian fans are so passionate and Gill is one of the favorite guys. It is what it is and we move on'&nbsp; Gill who scored an 18 in an opening stand of 41 was looking in good rhythm before Green caught him at gully. He dived to catch the ball from his left hand. While he caught Gill in the air, in the replays it appeared that the ball while in Green's hand touched the ground through his fingers.&nbsp; When asked about the catch, Green addressed the uncertainty around it and said, 'Yeah, I think at the time, I definitely thought I caught it. I think in the heat of the moment, I thought it was clean and threw it up and obviously showed no signs of any doubt basically'

Both players flew from India to London together after the Mumbai Indians lost Qualifier 2 against the Gujarat Titans

Watch! 'Cameron Green was out for dinner with Rohit Sharma' jokes Pat Cummins ahead of WTC final 2023

Cameron Green, who played for the Mumbai Indians in IPL 2023, had dinner with Rohit Sharma instead of his Australian team and skipper Pat Cummins jokingly pointed it out ahead of WTC final 2023

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Both players flew from India to London together after the Mumbai Indians lost Qualifier 2 against the Gujarat Titans

Ahead of the WTC final 2023, Australian skipper Pat Cummins revealed that Cameron Green was out for dinner with Rohit Sharma.
Since Green played for the Rohit-led Mumbai Indians in recently concluded IPL 2023, Cummins said it in a hilarious way.
Both players flew from India to London together after the Mumbai Indians lost Qualifier 2 against the Gujarat Titans.
India will take on Australia in the ICC World Test Championship final from June 7 at the Oval and will look to end its 10-year ICC trophy drought.

Cameron Green made a surprising choice when he was asked to pick the best team in IPL 2023.

IPL 2023: Cameron Green chooses best team and it's not Mumbai Indians

"They have been the best side throughout the tournament, except for a minor slip-up" - Cameron Green reveals who he thinks have been the best side in #IPL2023

#CameronGreen #MumbaiIndians #MI

Cameron Green made a surprising choice when he was asked to pick the best team in IPL 2023.

Cameron Green is finally proving his worth as a player despite a hefty price tag of Rs 17.5 crore, that too when Mumbai Indians needed him the most. He is delighted that his team, despite initial struggles, is now one step away from reaching the IPL summit clash.
&nbsp;After a resounding victory of 81 runs against Lucknow Super Giants in the Eliminator, MI will face defending champions Gujarat Titans in the second Qualifier. The outcome of this match will determine the opponent for Chennai Super Kings in the final on Sunday.
Green revealed that even skipper Rohit Sharma acknowledged the team's tendency to start slowly, drawing from his wealth of experience in Indian cricket and the IPL.
"Obviously, all experience that he (Rohit) has got for India and in IPL, he kind of knows. I think MI never won the first game of IPL and he tries to mention that to us," Green told Star Sports.
"We obviously had a slow kind of start but you want to obviously start peaking at this time of the year, you don't want to be playing good cricket and slowing down now but peaking at right time," the giant Australian, who has scored 262 runs and taken six wickets," said the towering Australian, who was the top-scorer for MI in the Eliminator.
For Green, batting alongside Suryakumar Yadav is the easiest job in the world.
"I think it's probably the easiest job batting with him. You got to get him on strike, that's the plan. And if you get a loose ball, you hit it."
Green also believes that Gujarat Titans have been the best team in the IPL so far, covering all aspects of the game.
"They have been the best side throughout the tournament, except for a minor slip-up against CSK. They have all their bases covered -- their opening batters are in top form, and their spin twins Rashid Khan and Noor Ahmed have been difficult to score against. They are a formidable team, but we approach the match with optimism," Green said.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/bcci-considering-rest-for-seniors-a-second-string-team-instead-for-afghanistan-series-1685080565020">BCCI considering rest for seniors &amp; a second-string team instead for Afghanistan series</a>
(With PTI inputs)

In 10 matches he has played so far, Rohit has scored a mere 184 runs at 18.39 with only one half-century.

Cameron Green: Mumbai Indians not concerned about Rohit Sharma’s form

Mumbai Indians all-rounder Cameron Green brushed aside concerns about the form of Rohit Sharma

Tap to know what the Australian cricketer said about the MI skipper

In 10 matches he has played so far, Rohit has scored a mere 184 runs at 18.39 with only one half-century.

Mumbai Indians all-rounder Cameron Green on Monday brushed aside concerns about the form of team captain Rohit Sharma, who has been enduring a tough Indian Premier League season with the bat.
In 10 matches he has played so far, Rohit has scored a mere 184 runs at 18.39 with only one half-century.
With MI placed at the sixth spot, all eyes will be on Rohit when the home side take on Royal Challengers Bangalore at the Wankhede Stadium on Tuesday.
&ldquo;Absolutely not,&rdquo; Green told reporters when asked if there have been any discussions on Rohit&rsquo;s form in the MI camp.
&ldquo;A legend that Rohit is, especially with Mumbai and everything that he has done in his career, we actually back him. He could come back into the form any time. He has batted beautifully in a few games, showing really good tempo at the top, so we are absolutely backing him.&rdquo; Green, who replaced Rohit as opener against Chennai Super Kings, said he was happy to bat at any position for his side.
&ldquo;Hopefully, everything we learned in the first 10 games would hold us in good stead for that (later) part. (From) now, to the end of the tournament, (it) is going to be ruthless.
""If you win a game you are second but if you lose a couple of games, you are second last. We just got to put our best performance out there and we know we got an incredible team,&rdquo; said the Australian.
Green said MI are not going to tinker with their approach to attack from the word go, even if it does not come off collectively.
&ldquo;Our discussions have been the same way. Being aggressive in the powerplay, it could come off, sometimes it may not. But the messaging is clear from the coaching staff.
"Sometimes you have to be clever on different wickets where it's not so good to bat on. But we have got incredible guys to bat around me. A lot of good cricketing brains around me,&rdquo; he said.
RCB batter Kedar Jadhav, a recent addition to the team from the commentary box, said impact player rule has shaken up a few things.
&ldquo;The impact player rule has made the teams and players braver and fearless. They have an extra batter as a cushion, so obviously they are expressing more and instead of 180 there are more totals above 200,&rdquo; he said.
Jadhav said it's going to be a tough fight for most of the teams who are in contention of making it to the playoffs.
&ldquo;If we leave out one or two teams, most of the teams are in contention to get to the top four. It is pretty wide open at this moment,&rdquo; he said.
The senior batter said his form in the Ranji Trophy and experience of playing in the IPL brought him back on the field this season with the RCB side.
&ldquo;I have played enough cricket to understand that training every day does help. It is important to have a fresh mindset, give (yourself) some space, so that hunger comes back for scoring runs and for batting long. I took a break after the Ranji Trophy but trained before the IPL,&rdquo; he added.
Jadhav said Virat Kohli&rsquo;s aggression and attitude worked well for whichever team he plays for.
&ldquo;That is the tagline of RCB - play bold (and) I think it came from only Virat Kohli. He has a strong personality, likes to lead from the front. Whatever it is, batting or bowling, he wants to contribute in winning games whichever teams he plays for.
"It definitely rubs off on the team. The players want to perform close to that level, or close to that intensity he brings in, in his batting or when he is doing practice,&rdquo; Jadhav added.

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin came up with a blunt statement on Indian cricket while commending the performance of Australia's Cameron Green in the 4th Test against India saying that players like Cameron are well groomed in Australia

'We can't protect such players..' - Ravichandran Ashwin's statement on Indian cricket

Ravichandran Ashwin puts out a blunt statement on Indian cricket

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Ashwin who dismissed Green in the first innings after his 114-run knock, said that the big amount that the all-rounder fetched at the 2023 IPL auction showed how valuable he is.

Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin came up with a blunt statement on Indian cricket while commending the performance of Australia's Cameron Green in the 4th Test against India saying that players like Cameron are well groomed in Australia or England whereas the same can't be said with the Indian players.
"India is very different. We can't protect such players for longer periods of time. It is perform or perish (in India). In countries like Australia and England, these cricketers are groomed pretty well. Expect Cameron Green to be a wonderful cricketer down the line," He added.
Ashwin who dismissed Green in the first innings after his 114-run knock, &nbsp;said that the big amount that the all-rounder fetched at the 2023 IPL auction showed how valuable he is.
Cameron Green's 114 runs off 170 balls helped the Aussies put up a strong total of 480 in the first innings of the 4th Test.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/watch-shakib-al-hasan-beats-fan-with-a-cap-at-an-event-1678511414946">Watch! Shakib Al Hasan beats fan with a cap at an event</a>

Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has announced that the all-rounder Cameron Green is 100 per cent fit for the third Test

IND vs AUS: Cameron Green and Mitchell Starc likely to play in third Test

Australia's plan of making a comeback in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy got a major boost ahead of the third Test in Indore.

Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has announced that the all-rounder Cameron Green is 100 per cent fit for the third Test

Australia's plan of making a comeback in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy got a major boost ahead of the third Test in Indore.
Australia head coach Andrew McDonald has announced that the all-rounder Cameron Green is 100 per cent fit for the third Test while Mitchell Starc is also in line to start after recovering from their respective finger injuries.
McDonald revealed that Green was close to being available for the Delhi Test match but he was not cleared to play.
The Aussie all-rounder is expected to replace Matt Renshaw in the XI.
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As Australia aims to boost its team ahead of the 3rd Test against India in Indore, they will be recalling their fit-again all-rounder Cameron Green back into the side who is likely to return after a finger injury.

IND vs AUS: Cameron Green likely to be fit for 3rd Test

In a big boost for Australia, Cameron Green is all set to feature for the visitors in Indore.

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Green said that he has been batting without any pain against the pace bowlers in the nets.

As Australia aim for a comeback in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, they will be able to call on their fit-again all-rounder Cameron Green who is set to be included in the Playing XI for the 3rd Test.
Green said on Friday that he started batting pain-free against the pace bowlers in the nets a few days ago and seems to have recovered fully from the finger injury.
Australia will be looking to register their first win in the 4-match Test series after losing the first two tests against India.
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-australian-captain-pat-cummins-to-miss-3rd-test-due-to-mother-s-illness-1677221286372">IND vs AUS: Australian captain Pat Cummins to miss 3rd Test due to mother's illness</a>

Cameron Green, who was seen bowling during Australia's training session, is unlikely to play the first Test.

IND vs AUS: Scott Boland to play first 'away' Test, Cameron Green might miss out

While Boland is set to start in the absence of Hazlewood & Starc, there's still suspense over Cameron Green's inclusion.

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Cameron Green, who was seen bowling during Australia's training session, is unlikely to play the first Test.

With Australia missing fast bowlers Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood for the first Test match, Scott Boland is set to play the first 'away' Test match of his career in Nagpur.
Australia had their first training session at the Vidharbha Cricket Ground on Tuesday, having arrived in Nagpur a day earlier.
All-rounder Cameron Green, who underwent surgery on his right hand's index finger, was also seen rolling his arm over but he's unlikely to play the first Test as he didn't face the fast bowlers in the nets.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-aus-watch-team-india-training-hard-ahead-of-the-first-test-in-nagpur-1675761343317">IND vs AUS: WATCH! Team India training hard ahead of the first Test in Nagpur</a>
(With AP inputs)

Green, the second biggest buy in IPL history was picked up by 5-time Champions Mumbai Indians for a mammoth ₹17.5 CR

IPL 2023: Cameron Green quashes unavailability rumours

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green put an end to all rumours regarding his unavailability at the start of the IPL season.
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Green, the second biggest buy in IPL history was picked up by 5-time Champions Mumbai Indians for a mammoth ₹17.5 CR

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has quashed all rumours regarding his unavailability at the start of the IPL season.
Earlier, news reports claimed Green, who is currently nursing a broken finger, won't be allowed to bowl till mid-April at least.
But the 23-year-old put an end to all the rumours, stating there's no truth to the news and he'll be available to both bat and bowl right from the beginning of IPL 2023.
Green, the second biggest buy in IPL history, was bought by 5-time Champions Mumbai Indians for an astonishing ₹17.5 CR. Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-sanju-samson-to-miss-remaining-series-bcci-names-replacement-1672887146999">Sanju Samson out of SL series, BCCI names replacement</a>

According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match

IPL 2023: MI's biggest buy Cameron Green barred to bowl till April 13

Australia's all-rounder Cameron Green will not be able to bowl till 13 April due to the workload management policy of the Australian board.

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According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match

Even before the start of IPL 2023, Mumbai Indians have been rocked by bad news. Australia's all-rounder Cameron Green will not be able to bowl till 13 April due to the workload management policy of the Australian board.
Green became the second most expensive player in IPL history after Mumbai Indians bought him for Rs 17.50 crore in the 2023 auction.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ind-vs-sl-odis-bcci-announce-updated-squad-include-jaspirt-bumrah-for-3-match-series-1672739434565">IND vs SL: Jasprit Bumrah returns as BCCI announce updated squad for ODI series</a>
According to Cricket Australia's workload rules, if Green plays all four matches in the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, he will not bowl for the next four weeks after the end of the last Test match.
The Kangaroo all-rounder is currently recovering from a finger injury, which he suffered during the Test series against South Africa.

Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test against South Africa, has a fractured right index finger that will require surgery.

Cameron Green to undergo surgery, Mitchell Starc could be out of first Test against India

While Cameron Green is expected to be fit for the first Test against India, his compatriot Mitchell Starc could be facing a longer spell on the sidelines.
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Cameron Green to undergo surgery, Mitchell Starc could end up missing first Test against India

Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test against South Africa, has a fractured right index finger that will require surgery.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green has been advised surgery on his fractured right index finger.
Green, who picked a 5-wicket haul in the Boxing Day Test, was hit on the hand by a pacy Anrich Nortje delivery during his knock of 51*. The all-rounder though is expected to recover and be available for selection for the Test series against India that starts on February 9.&nbsp;
Green's compatriot Mitchell Starc though could miss the first Test in Nagpur, having injured his bowling hand during fielding on the opening day of the MCG Test. The pacer's recovery is expected to take longer than Green's since it's a tendon issue.
Both players have already been ruled out of the New Year Test in Sydney next week.
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Jhye Richardson is going to be their third pacer as five-time champions bought the Australian pacer for his base price of Rs 1.5 crore

Mumbai Indians full squad, players' salary, biggest buys in IPL 2023 auction

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green emerged as the biggest buy for Mumbai Indians with a whopping Rs 17.5 crore in the IPL 2023 auction. 

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Jhye Richardson is going to be their third pacer as five-time champions bought the Australian pacer for his base price of Rs 1.5 crore

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green emerged as the biggest buy for Mumbai Indians with a whopping Rs 17.5 crore in the IPL 2023 auction.&nbsp;
With already having pacers like Jasprit Bumrah and Jofra Archer in the squad, Jhye Richardson is going to be their third pacer as five-time champions bought the Australian pacer for his base price of Rs 1.5 crore.
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Here is the full list of players bought by Mumbai Indians (MI) at the IPL 2023 auction:
Cameron Green (INR 17.5 crore), Jhye Richardson (INR 1.5 crore), Piyush Chawla (INR 50 lakh), Duan Jansen (INR 20 lakh), Vishnu Vinod (INR 20 lakh), Shams Mulani (INR 20 lakh), Nehal Wadhera (INR 20 lakh), Raghav Goyal (INR 20 lakh).
MI's remaining purse: Rs 5 lakh
Total player slots available: 1
Overseas slots available: 0
 MI PLAYERS RETAINED AHEAD OF 2023 AUCTION
Rohit Sharma (c), Tim David, Ramandeep Singh, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan, Tristan Stubbs, Dewald Brevis, Jofra Archer, Jasprit Bumrah, Arjun Tendulkar, Arshad Khan, Kumar Kartikeya, Hrithik Shokeen, Jason Behrendorff, Akash Madhwal.

Chennai Super Kings break the bank for Ben Stokes, buy him for ₹16.25 crore

IPL 2023 Auction: Cameron Green becomes 2nd-most expensive buy in IPL, Ben Stokes goes to CSK

Cameron Green, who had a base price of ₹2 crore, is now the 2nd-most expensive buy in IPL history

Chennai Super Kings break the bank for Ben Stokes, buy him for ₹16.25 crore

IPL 2023 auction saw Cameron Green bought for a staggering ₹17.50 crore by the Mumbai Indians.
The Australian all-rounder, who had a base price of ₹2 crore, is now the 2nd-most expensive buy in IPL history.
The Chennai Super Kings also went all out for Ben Stokes and bought the English all-rounder for ₹16.25 crore. Stokes didn't play the last IPL and was part of only 1 game in IPL 2021 before being ruled out due to injury.
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With 20 needed off the final over, Arjun Tendulkar showed great composure, conceding just 6 runs and picking up his maiden IPL wicket to seal a hat-trick of wins for Mumbai.

IPL 2023, SRH vs MI: Cameron Green's all-round show helps Mumbai notch up third win of the season

Cameron Green's all-round show and Arjun Tendulkar's pinpoint execution in the final over helped Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.

With 20 needed off the final over, Arjun Tendulkar showed great composure, conceding just 6 runs and picking up his maiden IPL wicket to seal a hat-trick of wins for Mumbai.

Cameron Green's all-round show and Arjun Tendulkar's pinpoint execution in the final over helped Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 14 runs at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.
Chasing a daunting 193-run target on big ground, SRH were off to the worst possible start. Harry Brook and Rahul Tripathi returned to the pavilion with just 25 runs on the board as Jason Behrendoff picked two in the powerplay.
Though Mayank Agarwal got stuck at one end, SRH kept losing wickets from the other.
However, Henrich Klassen's 36 runs off 16 balls did raise SRH's hopes. But once again, they lost wickets in heaps before Washington Sundar tonked Behrendoff for 19 runs in 18th over.
With 20 needed off the final over, Arjun Tendulkar showed great composure, conceding just 6 runs and picking up his maiden IPL wicket to seal a hat-trick of wins for Mumbai.
Put in to bat, Mumbai Indians were off to a flier, courtesy of Rohit Sharma's attacking strokeplay.
However, after Rohit's dismissal for 18-ball 28, Ishan Kishan took over the scoring.
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But Hyderabad managed to pull things back in the middle overs before Tilak Verma blazed away with 37 runs in just 17 deliveries.&nbsp;
With Mumbai needing big runs in death overs, Cameron Green stepped up to the occasion, hammering 20 runs in one of Natarajan's overs, and recorded his maiden fifty of IPL. Green remained unbeaten on 64 as Mumbai posted 192 for 5.

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