Australia received optimistic news from presenting a full force team for the World Test Championship 2025 (WTC) against South Africa in June, since Cameron Green trio, Nathan Lyon and Scott Boland are close to completing their rehabilitation.

Allrounder Green had undergone important back surgery in October due to a stress -related injury and is ready for a county period with Gloudeshire from next month.

Cameron Green, Nathan Lyon Fit before the WTC 2025 final

However, the young man will have to stay away from bowling until the end of this year.

“It is because of the long -term objective of playing cryket for all the time I can. Buns all the time I can. I get it for that reason, only. Obviously I could have cured [the stress fracture] More than nine months, but I took the option of submitting to surgery and, hopefully, the crossed fingers, that is the last, what would be good, “Green told Espncricinfo.

Green has become an integral part of the test side after debuting in 2020 against India and has obtained 1,377 races of 43 tickets and claimed 35 WICKETS to an average of 35.31.

When Australia set out to defend his WTC title in the Lord from June 11 to 15, the recovery news of the main spinner Nathan Lyon is a good omen.

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The descending decrease suffered a hip injury during the first test in Perth during the border-gagar trophy against India, but continued playing through pain. The 37-year-old had lost a famous final appearance at the Sheffield Shield 2024-25 against Queensland, since Australia del Sur secured a first class title for the first time in 29 years.

“I have been doing a good amount of rehabilitation, five days a week. It is quite painful when you land in it, but also when you run, it is filled with liquid and all that. But all good now. So touch the wood, everything is fine,” Lyon told Espncricinfo.

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The Border-Gavavar trophy hero of Australia, Scott Boland, will also return completely the pain he suffered after interpreting the series against India, followed by two rounds of Sheffield Shield.

“I fast a little in those last two games. But I think that if we did the final shield, I would have been well to play. So we took the conservative route there and then I have next month to really develop my strength in my entire body,” Boland told Espncricinfo.

Australia had exhaustively defeated India 3-1 at home and then won the Warne-Muralitharan trophy in Sri Lanka for the first time in 14 years in February. If everything goes well, they will have the rhythm triumvirate of Captain Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc, who are playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 after being left aside for the Champions 2025 trophy due to injuries.