Ashton Agar, the Australian left-arm turning all-rounder, is set to get back from the continuous visit through India to play homegrown cricket for Western Australia. Australia haven't named a trade for Agar in front of the third Trial of the Line Gavaskar Prize, set to start on Walk 1. Agar, who was a piece of the crew for the initial two Tests, didn't get a valuable chance to highlight in the primary XI, with the guests rather selecting the administrations of Nathan Lyon, Todd Murphy and Matthew Kuhnemann. In the interim, Mitchell Swepson, who had missed the subsequent Test and set out home toward the introduction of his youngster, is set to be accessible for the third Test. Australia are now set to be without David Warner and Josh Hazlewood, both of whom have passed on the visit because of their particular wounds. Nonetheless, Cameron Green is supposed to be fit and accessible for the third Test. Agar, who will currently highlight in Western Australia's next Sheffield Safeguard game on Walk 2 and their 50-over Swamp Cup last on Walk 8, is supposed to get back to India in Spring for the ODI series.