Fit and Ready: Mitchell Marsh Prepares for Adelaide Test Clash

Mitchell Marsh, Australia's seam bowling all-rounder, has confirmed his readiness for the second pink ball Test against India, alleviating injury concerns. After experiencing discomfort in the first Test, Marsh assures his fitness ahead of the Adelaide match, boosting the team amidst Josh Hazlewood's absence.

Mitchell Marsh, Australia's seasoned seam bowling all-rounder, has officially dispelled worries over his fitness, declaring himself prepared for the upcoming pink ball Test against India starting on December 6th.

The 33-year-old athlete had previously felt discomfort after his bowling stint in the first Test, which resulted in a 295-run defeat at Perth. However, Marsh has since confirmed his fitness status for the second Test at Adelaide Oval, restoring confidence among fans and teammates alike.

His return comes at a crucial time for Australia, as they also contend with the unavailability of senior pacer Josh Hazlewood due to a side strain. In his absence, Scott Boland may join the pace attack alongside Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins, enhancing their competitive edge.

(With inputs from agencies.)