India vs Australia: ‘Back-to-back overs in a Test match? Not sure,’ David Warner has reservations about T Natarajan as Test bowler

No one has been extra vocal about T Natarajan and his rise than David Warner, his captain at Sunrisers Hyderabad within the IPL. When Natarajan performed the T20Is for India, Warner congratulated the 29-year-old quick bowler, saying he couldn’t be happier for him figuring out how Natarajan went from being a nets bowler to enjoying for India. However, the identical Warner is apprehensive of whether or not Natarajan has what it takes to be a long-term profitable Test bowler for India.“Good question but I am not too sure. You guys would be knowing his (Natarajan) Ranji Trophy stats and how he delivers day in and day out. I know he has line and lengths to do that, but obviously, back-to-back overs in a Test match? I am not a hundred percent sure,” Warner stated throughout a digital media interplay.Also Read | ‘I haven’t ran the final couple of days’: David Warner supplies replace on his availability standing for Sydney TestNatarajan was added to India’s Test squad as a substitute for the injured Umesh Yadav, who has been dominated out of the sequence resulting from a calf damage. The information is an extra indication of upward motion in Natarajan’s profession graph. In the three T20Is, Natarajan picked up six wickets and produced economical spells. For the Sydney Test, India will probably be torn between Shardul Thakur and Natarajan as their decide for the third seam choice. With Mohammed Siraj making an impactful debut, Warner hopes Natarajan can observe the 26-year-old’s path and are available good if he’s to make his Test debut for India.Also Read | ‘If one guy bowls tight, the other picks up wickets’, Pragyan Ojha needs India to incorporate ‘phenomenal’ bowling duo in Sydney“I know a fair bit about Siraj and how well he has gone in Ranji Trophy, him backing up with repeated amount of overs. Given how his (Siraj’s debut) debut went, I am hopeful, Nattu will be able to do the same if he is included in that Test squad,” Warner stated.Warner was total impressed with the form Natarajan’s profession has taken. “I think it’s a great reward for Nattu. I think given that he was coming over here after missing the birth of his child to be a net bowler and then being injected into the actual squad is a great achievement for him and congratulations to him,” Warner stated.Also Read | Fan claims to have paid invoice value INR 6683 for Team India’s lunch in Melbourne“He is a very, very good bowler and I got to see that and captain him for Sunrisers Hyderabad. I wish him all the best and if he does get that opportunity, we know he will be comfortable and will know what he has to do.”