Australia will be without the services of Josh Hazlewood in the second Test against India in Adelaide and there a injury concerns for Mitchell Marsh as well. Sam Kontas is also in line to replace Nathan McSweeney.

Nathan Lyon feels confident about Mitchell Marsh's fitness and claimed that the all-rounder could bowl during the pink-ball Test in Adelaide, starting from December 6. Marsh's fitness has been a concern heading into the match,

Nathan Lyon said he is confident of all-rounder Mitchell Marsh bowling for Australia in the upcoming pink-ball Test against India, starting in Adelaide Oval on December 6.

Mitchell Marsh has declared himself fit to play the Adelaide Test against India, boosting Australias batting lineup for the crucial pink-ball encounter.

Mitchell Marsh could play as a specialist batter in the day-night Test against India at the Adelaide Oval, as per The Sydney Morning Herald. This comes after the all-rounder was surprisingly sore after Australia's 295-run defeat to India in the series opener in Perth.

Premier Australia spinner Nathan Lyon is confident that all-rounder Mitchell Marsh will bowl in the second Test against India, but added that he would jump at the opportunity to b

Australia have also drafted uncapped all-rounder Beau Webster to their squad as a cover but it seems Marsh will retain his spot in the playing XI. “I honestly think we’ll see Mitch Marsh bowl," Lyon told reporters on Wednesday.

Josh Hazlewood took promising steps towards his Test return but Mitch Marsh once more didn’t bowl as Australia shapes to rely on Marnus Labuschagne as its fourth seam bowling option in Adelaide this week.

Australian spinner Nathan Lyon backs Mitchell Marsh's fitness for the second Test against India, dismissing concerns about the all-rounder's bowling capacity. Lyon expressed confidence in Marsh's recovery and readiness to contribute,