Australia all-rounder Cameron Green says he does not mind where he bats in the XI as long as he is in the team. Green's fitness to bowl is key to the structure of Australia's team. If he is fit he will likely slot in at number six and take the place of fellow all-rounder Beau Webster.

Cameron Green has declared himself fit to take the ball whenever necessary in the opening Ashes Test beginning in Perth on Friday.

Australia is hopeful that a slight adjustment to Cameron Green's bowling action allows the star all-rounder to have a big say in this summer's Ashes campaign and beyond.

Australia's cricket team receives a boost ahead of the Ashes Test in Perth, with all-rounder Cameron Green ready to bowl without restrictions following injuries to key players. Green, confident and adaptable,

Reeling from injuries to captain Pat Cummins and paceman Josh Hazlewood, Australia have received a boost ahead of the first Ashes test in Perth starting Friday, with Cameron Green telling reporters he is ready to bowl free of any restrictions.

Cameron Green could have bowled the last game he played for Western Australia and given he’s “ready to go” the Ashes cut looms large for incumbent Test all-rounder Beau Webster.

The No.9 made 24 not out as he and No.11 Cameron Gannon (10*) combined for an unbeaten 23-run final wicket partnership to reach the target of 272. Watch The Ashes 2025/26 LIVE and ad-break free during play with FOX CRICKET on Kayo Sports | New to Kayo? Join now and get your first month for just $1.

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