Agar, who played in the Sydney Test against South Africa alongside off-spinner Nathan Lyon last month, has now gone from being Australia’s second-preferred spin option to now not being in the Test scheme of things
Mark Taylor and Ashton Agar
With spin all-rounder Ashton Agar being sent home from the Test tour of India, former Australia captain Mark Taylor is left confused over how the left-arm bowler’s future in Test cricket would look like.
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Agar, who played in the Sydney Test against South Africa alongside off-spinner Nathan Lyon last month, has now gone from being Australia’s second-preferred spin option to now not being in the Test scheme of things.
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“I don’t know what his future is as a Test player. They picked him for the Sydney Test, which I thought was a good selection. But then they didn’t pick him in India. So I don’t see what sort of future he has left,” Taylor was quoted as saying by Wide World of Sports.
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