Australia's Green and Renshaw sustain injuries in pre-Test practice

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Australian cricketers Cameron Green and Matthew Renshaw were injured during a practice session. Green was hit in the groin while batting and did not take the field to bowl. Renshaw left the field after a blow to his wrist and did not return. These incidents occurred as the team prepares for an upcoming Test series, raising concerns about their availability.

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