Australia's Green Scores Crucial Fifty, Boosts Lead Against West Indies
Australia's Green Scores Crucial Fifty, Boosts Lead Against West Indies

Australia's Green Scores Crucial Fifty, Boosts Lead Against West Indies

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Australia's Cameron Green scored a crucial half-century on day three of the second Test against the West Indies in Grenada, aiming to reverse his recent poor form and solidify his position as a top-order batter. After a disappointing performance in the World Test Championship final and the first Test against the West Indies, Green's 52 runs, combined with a vital 93-run partnership with Steve Smith, gave Australia a commanding 254-run lead. Captain Pat Cummins continues to view the 26-year-old all-rounder as a long-term option at number three despite earlier struggles. Green acknowledged the challenges of batting up the order and emphasized the importance of resilience and spending time at the crease to regain confidence. With Australia ending day three in a strong position, the pitch conditions and Australia's bowling attack are expected to make it difficult for the West Indies to chase a target near 300 runs. This innings marks a hopeful turning point for Green as Australia looks to clinch the series.

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