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Australia's cricket coach, Andrew McDonald, has suggested that the top six batsmen from the last Test season are expected to play in the upcoming five-match series against India, although their batting order may change. Steve Smith, who opened after David Warner's retirement, may not keep that position, as McDonald emphasized that no firm decisions have been made yet. Cameron Green's impressive performance at number four, including a score of 174 not out against New Zealand, adds complexity to the selection process. Despite concerns about Smith's performance as an opener, he is likely to remain in the squad alongside other key players. The series will begin on November 22 in Perth, with Australia prioritizing this home summer contest over the preceding white-ball series against Pakistan. McDonald believes the players who finished the last season will be best suited for the roles if they are well-prepared.
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