Having already scored two centuries in the Sheffield Shield, it’s barely time for alarm bells, but Marnus Labuschagne fell on a duck for the second time in a row on Sunday.
When Labuschagne tried to negate the Chadd Sayers’ momentum in South Australia, he got into a mess and was caught in the cordon for a four-ball duck.
Test # 3 stepped forward and across against the South Australian swing king, playing a ball well outside the stump to leave without disturbing the scorers.
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Marnus sent for a duck
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The referee makes Warner angry
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Last week, the 26-year-old was caught in the front by NSW sailor Trent Copeland for 0 and ended his search three centuries in a row after scoring 117 in the first innings of that game and 167 in the opening game at Sheffield Shield, Queensland, against Tasmania.
The right-handed is a key man in Australia’s strike order against India after announcing himself as a world-class talent last summer, scoring 896 runs at 112.00 in five tests. Despite the two youngest ducks, he’s averaging 71 this summer.
“I’ve never seen that before in my life!”
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Labushagne was brought into the middle against South Australia on day one after Joe Burns was found lagging behind in the sixth game after ten minutes of bowling by Daniel Worrall.
Burns seemed far from convinced that he actually had an inside edge for the worrall delivery that pulled back from the field and cut the batsman in half.
For the test opener, who so far this season has completed 46 runs at 11.50 a.m. at 11.50 a.m. in his four shield innings, this is a slim form.
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