5 Australian players to watch out for in the T20I series

#3 Moises Henriques

Henriques will be looking to fix his spot in the Australian limited-overs sides.

Of the many players who are competing for the all-rounders’ slot in the Australian limited-overs side, one of them is the Portuguese-born New South Wales player, Moises Henriques. He was dropped after Australia’s disappointing Champions Trophy campaign. But he has been called up again in the T20 squad on the back of some good T20 form.

Henriques has been playing some quality T20 cricket and is in decent form. He was involved in the T20 Blast in England where he represented Surrey for 7 games and in one JLT game in Australia, he scored 72 before boarding the flight to India.

In all T20s he’s played in 2017, he averages 36.68 at a decent strike-rate of almost 130. He has also been a regular member in the IPL, playing for various teams and thus could be one of the key players to Australia’s success.