Abbott bowls comeback bouncer
Updated | By Staff Writer
Sean Abbott has made his comeback to competitive cricket.
Abbott is playing for New South Wales against Queensland in the Sheffield Shield.
The fast bowler took two for 53 and bowled a bouncer on the opening day in Sydney.
Abbott delivered the bouncer that killed Phillip Hughes at the same venue last month.
There was also Test action in Australia today.
The home side batted first and ended day one of the first Test against India on 354 for six.
David Warner is out for 145, while Steven Smith is 72 not out in Adelaide.
Michael Clarke was forced to retire hurt with his score on 60.
Clarke suffered a back injury at the Adelaide Oval today.
He has already scored six Test centuries in Adelaide and started the match with a batting average of 98 in Tests at this ground.
This is the first of four Test matches.
(File Photo: Gallo Images)
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