MELBOURNE : Australia's Usman Khawaja said his new opening partner Nathan McSweeney should not feel the need to imitate the quick-scoring approach of David Warner in the test series against India.McSweeney will make his test debut in the series opener in Perth next week, the 25-year-old given the chance t

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No need to imitate Warner's rapid-scoring approach, Khawaja tells McSweeney

Steve Smith had the first go at replacing Warner but failed to fire in his stint at the top of the order and is returning to his preferred slot at number four.

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Usman Khawaja says it’s a “myth” that an opening combination needs a fast scorer as he endorsed the selection of Nathan McSweeney as his new partner at the top of Australia’s batting order.

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Usman Khawaja reckons new Test opening partner Nathan McSweeney has the temperament to succeed, even if he does it at a slower pace than David Warner.

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Australia's incumbent opener does not buy into the theory that there has to be someone scoring quickly at the top of the order

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‘Don’t know where this started’: Uzzie hits back at openers ‘myth’ in defence of new partner

Just two innings into his career as a first-class opener, Nathan McSweeney is set to take the first ball on his debut for Australia, and the selection has sparked a war of words between a former Test opener and a reporter. The Queenslander, who has moved to South Australia in search of more opportunities in 2021, won the race to be Usman Khawaja’s opening partner for the start of the blockbuster Test series against India. McSweeney will become t…

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