Australia’s left-arm spinner Ashton Agar said he wants to do something good if he get nod in the best eleven in the first Test against Bangladesh.
He was speaking at a pre training press conference held on Tuesday at Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium at Mirpur.
The left-arm spinner, who played his last Test for Australia against England backed in 2013 also expressed his hope to get chance in the best eleven by saying as the spinners usually get success in this subcontinent so he has bright possibility to get chance in the best eleven for the first Test.
Agar said if he gets the nod then he would like to do something good for the team to make his place permanent as making come back for the team after four years is really important.
The 23-year old Australian spinner Agar, who played only two Tests for Australia, took two wickets in his Test career and having an innings of 98 runs with a average 32.50 though he has quite impressive record in first class cricket.
