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Australia's selection panel faces another puzzle ahead of Sunday's second Test in Gqeberha

Matthew Renshaw's standout scores of 190 and 82 against South Africa in Durban have reshaped Australia's batting selection ahead of the second Test in Gqeberha. His performances, coupled with an encouraging second innings from Nic Maddinson, have presented selectors with an enviable dilemma as Cameron Green and Josh Inglis push for recalls following injuries.
Head coach Andrew McDonald indicated that Australia's batting order remains flexible rather than fixed, praise highlighted by Renshaw's success after moving down to number five. Meanwhile, selectors will monitor Green's recovery from an abdominal strain, Inglis's broken finger, and the physical workloads of fast bowlers Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood, and Mitchell Starc following the 214-run first Test victory.
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