Leg-spinner Adam Zampa expressed his disappointment after being excluded from Australia’s Test squad for the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy against India.
“I’m very disappointed. I would have loved to have been on it. Don’t know what’s next for me now, it’s two-and-a-half years until the next subcontinent tour. I thought with the way I’ve been going in international in particular that this was going to be my opportunity. I was really excited to potentially be on this tour, give it a crack,” Zampa was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.
“The messaging was my style of bowling might have been handy over there. Potentially last minute that was a change of mind. That was the messaging I got six weeks ago as well – that this was going to be a very good chance – but now that I’m not [going] I’m very flat about it and time to move on from it,” he added.
Don’t know what’s in store for me red-ball cricket-wise: Adam Zampa
“Don’t know what’s in store for me red-ball cricket-wise. Will just through this Big Bash and reconsider. I’m not going to close the door completely to red-ball cricket. Life is always about balance and I’ve got a family and these white-ball tours and World Cups that are coming up so I’ve got to try and think about what’s best for my body, myself, my family,” told Zampa.