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Jhye Richardson to spearhead pace attack in A match against India

Jhye Richardson spearheads Australia A's bowling attack in the second four-day match against India A.

Jhye Richardson will lead Australia A's bowling attack in the second four-day match against India A starting today in Puducherry. Sam Harper and Liam Hatcher joined Richardson as changes to the side.

Captain Peter Handscomb won the toss and chose to bat. Australia lost the first match by 162 runs and is looking to level the series.

Richardson has played seven first-class matches in 2026 and recently completed a County Championship stint with Yorkshire. Harper earned selection after a strong season that included two Sheffield Shield centuries.

Hatcher was last season's leading Shield bowler with 44 wickets.

Australia A lost by 162 runs
First match result
7 in 2026 calendar year
Richardson first-class matches
44 wickets last season
Hatcher's Shield record
677 runs with 2 centuries
Harper Sheffield Shield runs

Why it mattersStrong performances in A matches can advance players toward Test selection during Australia's home summer against New Zealand.

AustraliaAustralia A is testing emerging talent ahead of the home cricket season, with players like Richardson eyeing Test opportunities.

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