Inglis' supersub role gives selectors much to ponder

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Alex Carey's replacement was Josh Inglis, who was called up at the last minute to stand in for Steven Smith. Inglis went on to score his second Test century. The performance raises questions for selectors about how the squad should be structured, particularly around the value of a supersub option. The article is based on a report from ESPNcricinfo.

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