Australia’s best all-rounder Cameron Green is fully prepared to open in Test cricket. Let us tell you, David Warner has retired from Test cricket in January. Since then, there have been many players who have been given the responsibility of opening for the Australian Test team. Cameron Green is seen batting at number four in Test cricket.

This young player scored a valuable century for his team against New Zealand in March and also took three wickets. Due to his excellent all-round performance, Australia won the series 2-0.

Cameron Green said about his batting order at number four in the Wisden Cricket Weekly podcast, ‘There are three to four players who want to bat at number four and this is mostly seen in international cricket. Most players bat at number three or number four throughout their career. Steve Smith is the best player to bat at number four. Travis Head and Marnus Labuschagne are also in this list.

I have batted in the same order throughout my domestic cricketing career. You need to fit everyone in and it is not necessary that all players are seen batting at number 4.

You are always excited to play for Australia: Cameron Green

The brilliant all-rounder further said, ‘Now it is up to Steve Smith to decide what he thinks about the batting lineup. I am ready to bat in any order. If I am given the responsibility of opening, then I would like to do it well.

You are always desperate to play for Australia. Opening the team is not an easy thing but I will not refuse it. Whatever decision the selectors take, I will be ready to fulfill that responsibility. I have also opened for Australia in T20 cricket. I bowled the 20th over against India and then came to open the batting. This is really a very difficult thing.