Cameron Green struggles again as Australia faces Bangladesh in Test
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 13, 2026, 7:59 PM
Last updated Aug 13, 2026
Cameron Green continued to falter with the bat on the first day of the Test against Bangladesh in Darwin. With a batting average of 32.8 over 37 Tests, Green's recent performance has seen that average drop to 21.18 for 2025 and 2026. The Australian side, already under pressure with an ageing lineup, is questioning the justification for his continued selection as he fails to meet expectations. Selectors could consider bringing in a younger batsman as Australia prepares for a challenging series ahead.
- •Cameron Green failed with the bat on the first day against Bangladesh.
- •He has a batting average of 32.8 across 37 Tests.
- •Green's performance in 2025 and 2026 has worsened significantly.
- •Australia's selectors are facing criticism over Green's continued inclusion.
- •A tough series against South Africa is approaching for Australia.
- 7:59 PMYahoo Sports — Why Cameron Green needs a spell from Test cricket
"Sometimes getting dropped is the best thing that can happen to a Test cricketer. Which brings us to misfiring Australian all-rounder Cameron Green who failed yet again against Bangladesh in Darwin.
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