Australian seamer Josh Hazlewood has been governed out of the World Test Title Last against India that starts on June 7. Despite the fact that Hazlewood has been bowling at full bore in the instructional courses, he is dealing with a left Achilles issue separated from the side injury that he got during his IPL spell as of late. With Australia quickly playing the Remains after the WTC Last, the mindful step has been taken. "Josh was extremely, near being given the go-ahead yet we are cognisant that our impending timetable means this is certainly not an oddball Test match for us," Seat of Selectors George Bailey said. "This will give Josh an ideal readiness driving into Edgbaston. With six Test matches in barely seven weeks we will require all of our quick bowling resources." Australia have added 33-year-old quick bowler Michael Neser to the crew following the turn of events. Subsequent to making his presentation in the home Cinders series in 2021-22, Neser proceeded to play only another Test following a year hole. Nonetheless, he isn't supposed to add to that count during the WTC Last with Scott Boland arising as the most loved contender to get a spot in the Australian XI. "Michael's Region structure has serious areas of strength for been realizing that he would have been nearby considered him to continue to play and for us to have the option to approach him," Bailey said on Neser. "He is an incredible solidarity to have as a feature of the quick bowling bunch."