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Johnny nice-tits
This brick annoys me, they are 3 cheating clams who I hope get dogs abuse for every day of the 5 tests this summer
Bancroft return would be 'great story'
Australia coach Justin Langer says that batsman Usman Khawaja has been passed fit and will play, while bowlers Mitchell Starc, Peter Siddle and Josh Hazlewood are "probably" vying for one spot.
Opener Cameron Bancroft could also play for the tourists in what would be his return to the Test squad following the end of a ban for a ball-tampering incident during a match against South Africa in March 2018.
Fellow batsmen Steve Smith and David Warner were also banned for their involvement in the controversy and all three may face England.
Smith and Warner experienced boos when they played in the World Cup in England during the summer and Langer expects Bancroft to get the same treatment.
"It would be a great story if he [Bancroft] comes back into the team," said Langer.
"His development after what happened in Cape Town has been extraordinary.
"We know what the reception is going to be. There's nothing we can do about it.
"We don't know [how he will cope] but we'll find out.
"He's a good kid and as tough as anyone you could meet. To endure the scrutiny of the past 14 months, especially the first part of it, I think he's had a pretty good dress rehearsal."
Bancroft return would be 'great story'
Australia coach Justin Langer says that batsman Usman Khawaja has been passed fit and will play, while bowlers Mitchell Starc, Peter Siddle and Josh Hazlewood are "probably" vying for one spot.
Opener Cameron Bancroft could also play for the tourists in what would be his return to the Test squad following the end of a ban for a ball-tampering incident during a match against South Africa in March 2018.
Fellow batsmen Steve Smith and David Warner were also banned for their involvement in the controversy and all three may face England.
Smith and Warner experienced boos when they played in the World Cup in England during the summer and Langer expects Bancroft to get the same treatment.
"It would be a great story if he [Bancroft] comes back into the team," said Langer.
"His development after what happened in Cape Town has been extraordinary.
"We know what the reception is going to be. There's nothing we can do about it.
"We don't know [how he will cope] but we'll find out.
"He's a good kid and as tough as anyone you could meet. To endure the scrutiny of the past 14 months, especially the first part of it, I think he's had a pretty good dress rehearsal."
