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:Australia fast bowler Michael Neser has been ruled out of next month's test tour of Pakistan due to a side strain and will be replaced with uncapped Mark Steketee, the country's cricket board said on Wednesday.
Australia fast bowler Michael Neser has been all but ruled out of next month's tour of Pakistan after his domestic team Queensland said on Wednesday that the 31-year-old had suffered a side strain, with no date set for his return.
NSW have overcome a nervous run chase against a Queensland bowling attack left without key paceman Michael Neser, scoring a five-wicket win in a rain-affected domestic day-night clash at the Gabba.
Australia has been left sweating on another injury scare ahead of its tour of Pakistan, with fast bowler Michael Neser unable to see out Queensland's 50-over game against New South Wales on Monday.
A Queensland batting collapse has given New South Wales the opportunity to claim a crucial win in Brisbane and kick-start their faltering Sheffield Shield campaign.
Recently-capped Test fast bowler Michael Neser has led Queensland to a strong position as NSW's top-order collapsed on the second morning of the Sheffield Shield match in Brisbane.
New South Wales have opted to bowl first after winning the toss against Queensland in their Sheffield Shield fixture.
Former Australia skipper Allan Border feels the Pakistan series is the opportunity for the visiting side to "make a name" for themselves. Australia will tour Pakistan for three Tests, three ODIs and one T20I. The first Test will be played in Rawalpindi from March 4. Border said the series is a good opportunity to beat Pakistan in Pakistan and come out with flying colours. "This is the opportunity for the boys to really make a name for themselves. From Australia's point of view, they have not had a lot of success in the subcontinent," Border said on PCB Podcast.