Test Cricket: A deadly bowling all -rounder, who has rocked ODI and T20 International, has suddenly been invited from the Test team. He has been included in the team instead of an injured player for the Test series starting this month. Let us know that the 5 -match Test series will start between India and England from June 20. Just four days later, i.e. from June 25, the 3 -match Test series between Australia and West Indies will begin. There has been a change in the Australian team for this series.

Entry in this bowling all -rounder team

In fact, Sean Abbott, who has played ODI and T20 International for Australia, has been included in the upcoming Test series team against West Indies. Cricket Australia said in a statement, “Australia has had to change its team for the Caribbean tour, which includes Sean Abbott instead of injured fast bowler Brendon Dogt. Australia’s reserve player Dogat is returning home due to a minor injury to the World Test Championship Final.

— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) June 15, 2025

Sri Lanka tour was part of the team

Abbott was a part of the team on the tour of Sri Lanka earlier this year and now he is back in the Test team. The 33 -year -old right -handed bowler took 6 wickets in his last first class match for NSW in March. He then took 19 wickets in three matches in the Sheffield Shield season at an average of 21.94. Abbott has made her debut in ODI and T20 formats for Australia, but has not received the test cap so far.

Such is the performance in white ball cricket

If we look at Abbott’s performance in white ball cricket for Australia, he has taken 33 wickets in 28 ODIs. While batting, this all -rounder also scored 374 runs. At the same time, in T20 International, Scene Abbott has also scored 25 runs in 20 matches. He has a good experience of first class and List-A. He has 267 wickets and 2857 runs in 88 first class matches, 143 wickets and 1071 runs in 97 List-A matches. It will be interesting to see if they get a chance to debut in the upcoming Test series.

Australia’s West Indies tour

First Test: 25-29 June, Brijtown, Barbados
Second Test: 3-7 July, St. George, Grenada
Third Test: 12-16 July, Kingston, Jamaica

Australia’s Test Team: Pat Cummins (captain), Scene Abbott, Scott Bolland, Alex Carrie, Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh English, Osman Khwaja, Sam Consstas, Matt Kuhneman, Matt Kuhneman, Marnas Labushen, Nathan Lyon, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Bewster.

West Indies Test Team: Roston Chase (Captain), Joler Warikan (Vice -captain), Kevalan Anderson, Craig Brathwaite, John Campbell, Kesi Cart, Justin Greaves, Shai Hope, Tevin Imlach, Aljari Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Johanni, Micile Louis, Anderson Philipp, Jayed Celsius.