Australia’s brilliant all-rounder Cameron Green is all set to play a new role for his team in the first Test match against West Indies. Let us tell you, a two-match Test series is to be played between Australia and West Indies, which is starting from January 17. The first match of this test series will be played in Adelaide.

Recently, Australia played a three-match Test series against Pakistan, after which David Warner retired from international Test and ODI cricket. After David Warner’s retirement from Test cricket, experienced batsman Steve Smith has expressed his desire to open for his team in this format.

Cricket Australia has also agreed with Steve Smith on this point and now he will open his team in the Test series against West Indies while Cameron Green will be seen batting at number four. Cameron Green believes that he can play his natural game while batting at number four. He himself is very happy with the fact that the Australian all-rounder will bat at number four only.

According to ESPNcricinfo, Cameron Green said, ‘I feel that I have some time left. I felt that I should bat at number five instead of number six. I also believed that I could play my natural game while batting at number four.

Feeling very happy that I will bat at number four: Cameron Green

Cameron Green further said, ‘The selectors have not told me anything. But now I will prepare the way my team wants me to. It is not going to be so easy to replace Steve Smith but I will bat in my own way and I am fully prepared for it.

I think Australia has many talented players but they are missing. This is the beauty of Australian cricket. Matt Renshaw, Cameron Bancroft and Marcus Harris are playing very good cricket at the moment but there are other players in the team whose performance has been very good. There is no such problem within the group and I am fully prepared to play my natural game.