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Aussies may opt for pace trio
MELBOURNE, Dec 23: Aus-tralia is likely to opt again for three pacemen in the second Test tn an
effort to skittle out the West Indies, whose fragile batting left tailenders stru-ggling to earn a draw in the first Test, reports Reuter.
facemen CraigL McDermott
and Merv Hughes have again been included in the 12-man squad for the match beginning on Saturday.
Third paceman Mike Whitney comes into the side in place of Bruce Reid, out of the second and third Tests after surgery on an injured shoul- . der.'
McDermott, Hughes and Whitney are likely to play if the hbavily sanded wicket in Melbourne, where a 50,000 crowd is expected on the first day, continues to produce uneven bounce.
"I’m a bit loath to go in with only two quicks but we'll have to have a look at the track," said Australian skipper Allah Border, a middle order bat who scored 116 not out for Queensland in a one-day match against Pakistan in Brisbane this week.
Pakistan are here for the one-day series with Australia and West Indies.
"The pilch has. been a bit uneven in bwnce so I wouH say the three quickies probably will play Border told re porters.
The absence of paccman, Reid, who took seven wickets for 151 off 53 overs in the first Test, is a blow for Australia.
But in their effort, to blow out the Injury-plagued West Indies twice, top order batsman Dean Jones. 12th man for the first Test, has been dropped for the second in favour of leg-spinner Shane Warne, a 23 year-old who has played In only four Tests.
Warne and Whitney arc the two changes to the Australian side which in Brisbane Just failed to secure a win when West Indies held on for 133 for eight In their second innings.
Spinner Oreg Matthew, who took two for 59 from 40 overs in Brisbane . is likely to be carrying the drinks in Melbourne, the second of five Tests.
West Indies skipper Richie
Richardson, the most Inform player In his side will not be naming his squad until the last moment.
"Obviously, we are concerned about our batting. It's a little inconsistent, " he said.
The West Indies player most in jeopardy is fast bowler Patrick Patterson, who took only one for 127 in Brisbane. He is likely to be replaced by left-arm spinner Jimmy Adams. who is also a a useful batsman if the West Indies are again in trouble.
But veteran opener Desmond Haynes, although suffering from a strained left-knee, is just beginning to show a return to form, hitting 96 in a one-day match against Pakistan last week.
Richardson has back strain, while pacemen Jan Bishop sore toe, and Anderson Cummines, left-side muscle strain, are also in discomfort.
Third paceman Keneth Benjamin has a groin strain.
Australian squad: Allan Border (Captain). Mark Taylor. David Boon, Ian Healy. Merv Hughes. Craig McDermott. Damien Martyn, Greg Matthews. Shane Warne, Mark Waugh. Steve Waugh, Mike Whitney.