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Australian opener Nathan McSweeney, who was dropped from the fourth Test during the Border-Gavaskar series against India, expressed his desire to return to the Test team and replace Usman Khawaja when the veteran retires. McSweeney, who struggled against fast bowling during the series, averaging 14.40, said he would be open to batting in any position and would discuss his future with the selectors.
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