Melbourne cricket
Aus vs Ind: Michael Hussey Backs Prithvi Shaw For The 2nd Test
Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey believes the Indian team management should support underfire opener Prithvi Shaw and include him in the playing XI for the second Test starting Saturday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Shaw was bowled for a second-ball duck in the first innings of the first Test and had his stumps rattled in the second innings at the Adelaide Oval in the pink-ball match which India lost by eight wickets.
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