Johnson aims for first-class return after recent ODI opportunities
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 5, 2026, 5:46 AM
Last updated Nov 5, 2026

Left-arm quick Johnson is looking to return to first-class cricket following a successful stint in the Second XI for South Australia. After playing in three ODIs against England over six days, he hopes to build his workload for a full comeback. Johnson's injury-free run has given him optimism as he targets a return to the longer format of the game. The series against England could serve as a vital stepping stone for his ambitions in first-class cricket.
- •Johnson played in the Second XI for South Australia last week.
- •He aims to build his workload with three ODIs against England.
- •His recent injury-free run boosts his confidence for a first-class comeback.
- 5:46 AMESPNcricinfo — Johnson hoping to play first-class cricket again after injury-free run
"Left-arm quick is hopeful three ODIs in six days against England can help build his loads for a first-class return after playing Second XI for South Australia last week
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