Western Australia (WA) lead trainer Adam Voges has thought that flashy player Cameron Bancroft should be called up for the impending Remains series. The assertion has come after Bancroft savoured a colossal run with the side, finishing up the title-winning season as the main run-getter with 945 runs in 11 turns.
It is quite significant that WA secured a phenomenal high pitch, with wins in every one of the three homegrown men’s occasions subsequent to arising success against Victoria in the culmination conflict of the Sheffield Safeguard as of late. In addition, it was Bancroft’s and Teague Wyllie’s unbeaten thumps of 39 and 43 runs in the second innings of the highest point conflict against Victoria, which guided the side to secure the title.
Stunningly, the 30-year-old manager scored up four centuries and one fifty in his great altercation of the season. Thus, the opener could be one of the competitors ready for choice, taking everything into account. WA mentor, Voges expressed that the player has been dealing with working on his game and merits a spot to feature the Cinders for Australia.
