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Josh Inglis to rejoin Australia squad in South Africa. (Picture Credit: AFP)
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News18•10-10-2026, 19:12
Josh Inglis to Rejoin Australia Squad for Second Test Against South Africa
  • •Wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis is set to return to Australia's Test squad in South Africa after recovering from a finger injury.
  • •Inglis suffered the injury during the first ODI in Durban on September 24 and missed the series opener.
  • •Coach McDonald confirmed that all-rounder Cameron Green will not be available as an all-rounder for the rest of the series.
  • •Inglis could potentially replace Nic Maddinson in the playing XI for the second Test in Gqeberha.
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Key Questions Answered

Josh Inglis missed the series opener in Durban because of a finger injury he suffered while wicketkeeping during the first ODI on September 24.

Inglis is set to rejoin the Australian team ahead of the second Test against South Africa in Gqeberha.

Nic Maddinson is playing his first Test for Australia in nearly 10 years and recorded a 33-ball duck, marking the longest duck by an Australian opener in Test cricket history.

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