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Weatherald scores 112 to push back into Test frame after axing

Dropped opener scores unbeaten 112 on day one after Australia's Bangladesh loss in August.

Jake Weatherald scored an unbeaten 112 on day one of the Shield clash, reminding selectors he deserves a recall after being dropped following Australia's shock loss to Bangladesh. Fellow Test hopeful Nathan McSweeney could only manage 16 as NSW visitors reached 5-162 at stumps.

Earlier, NSW's Ollie Davies hit 70 (including 52 off just 36 balls) to push his own Test case. South Australia's Jordan Buckingham took 5-53, claiming both Konstas and Patterson in the same over as NSW collapsed from 0-81.

112 not out
Weatherald's score
204
NSW total
August
Dropped after
5-53
Buckingham's haul

Why it mattersTest squad spots are up for grabs and Weatherald has just made his case impossible to ignore.

AustraliaWeatherald and other Shield performers are under direct Test squad scrutiny for the upcoming New Zealand series.

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