Watch-Marnus Labuschagne humiliated before the WTC final in England

The Australian baptism Marnus Labuschagne landed in the United Kingdom more than 20 days ago and began preparation for the ICC World Test Championship against South -Africa.

Labuschagne was included in the Glamorgan squad for the first two games of the county championship before the WTC final test game. His return to the county did not go well as he left for a duck.

Also read: Adam Gilchrist presents his usual IPL XI; Mrs. Dhoni to lead, shot Kohli was snatched

Your daily dose of cricket!

Marnus Labuschagne 7-Ball Duck

Labuschagne survived only nine minutes on the pitch on his return to the Glamorgan team. It has scored 10 centuries for Glamorgan, but Northamptonshire Pacter, Harry Conway launched a forbidden, and Labuschagne was trapped in the third slip.

After taking his wick, Conway’s unique celebration increased the crowd and Glamorgan ended the day with 82-3.

Look at the dismissal here:

The final preparation of the World Marnus Labuschagne Championship has begun with a duck at the hands of Harry Conway … which he celebrated in a style.

(📹 📹 Glamorgan Cricket/YouTube) pic.twitter.com/bz924l0SVD

– 7CRICKET (@7 May 17, 2025

Marnus Labuschagne will play a crucial role for the Australians in the WTC final against Proteas. It will go down to no. 4 position and seeing the protein rhythm attack in English condition, it will be difficult to play for the baptmen.

It also walks in important parts of the terrain and can be useful in searches, also for your team. The WTC 2025 final will be held from June 11 at The Lord’s.

Marnus Labuschagne replaces Colin Ingram

Labuschagne replaces the southwitzerial -apricultural, which is excellent in the tournament. Ingram scored 451 in five trial games with four half a century and an average of 56.37.

“It will be good to have it involved, know the players, provide energy and quality, so it is great to return to the squad,” said Glamorgan coach Richard Dawson in Labuschagne.

Glamorgan is in sixth place at the point table and won the first game of the season against Kent in Canterbury last week.

Australian players in the county cricket

Labuschagne teammate in the WTC 2025 final Beau Webster also joined Warwickshire for preparation ahead of the grand final. Webster took two doctors for 42 runs in his 11 points against Hampshire in Edgbaston.

Nathan Mcandrew, who is not in the Australian squad, played his first game of the season for Sussex. Took a wicket against Somerset.

In the match between Sussex and Somerset, Michael Vaughan’s son, Archie Vaughan, scored 70 runs into 11 balls.

Peter Handscomb is the captain of Leicestershire and his team launched Middlesex for only 232 runs.

Kurtis Patterson, another Australian batter, enjoys his time in England as he plays Surrey against Yorkshire.