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Stoinis likely to make comeback against Bangladesh
June 19 (CRICKETNMORE) All-rounder Marcus Stoinis, who had to miss the last two World Cup games because of a side strain, could likely make a return to the Australian team for Thursday's clash against Bangladesh.
Stoinis bowled and batted during the training session at Trent Bridge and didn't look in any sort of discomfort. While coach Justin Langer stressed there is no guarantee the all-rounder will return to Australia's XI to face Bangladesh, he indicated Stoinis will remain part of their 15-man squad.
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