Andrew Mcdonald: Australia head coach backs David Warner, Usman Khawaja to rebound in Ashes | Cricket Information – Occasions of India

NEW DELHI: Australia openers David Warner and Usman Khawaja managed simply four runs in partnership within the two innings of the World Check Championship ultimate win over India final week however head coach Andrew McDonald is assured the duo will bounce again within the upcoming Ashes sequence.
Whereas Khawaja had a horrendous outing towards India, scoring zero and 13, Warner seemed good throughout his 43-run knock within the first innings however scored simply 1 run within the second.
Throughout the 2019 Ashes too Australia had did not get runs on the prime with Stuart Broad dismissing Warner 7 instances within the sequence.
“I assumed Davey moved properly within the first innings (towards India),” McDonald instructed Australian media.
“He received strangled down the leg aspect. You take a look at that, and also you say ‘slightly little bit of luck there and doubtlessly that is an even bigger rating’.
“However the way in which he moved, the way in which he performed is precisely what we wish.”
Khawaja was dropped after three assessments within the 2019 Ashes however the fashionable lefthander has piled on the runs since his recall to the squad for the Sydney check towards England in January 2022.
“Uzzie’s final two years converse for themselves. There’s going to be failure factors for any batters and he is had one,” stated McDonald.
“However it doesn’t suggest he is any much less ready.”
England all-rounder Moeen Ali, who retired from check cricket in September 2021, was added to the Ashes squad for the primary two assessments after spinner Jack Leach was dominated out of the sequence.
McDonald stated it might be a “problem” for England to regulate their assault to suit Moeen.
“Mo hasn’t performed a red-ball sport for an prolonged time frame. Little doubt he’ll be ready – he is had a few weeks’ discover,” stated McDonald.

“However I believe Jack Leach actually complemented that assault and his wicket-taking skill and the way in which Ben Stokes has used him has been slightly extra aggressive and has reaped some nice rewards.”
(With inputs from Reuters)