<img title="Ashton Agar" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2017/aug/agar.jpg" alt="Ashton Agar" /> Ashton Agar
Australia coach Darren Lehmann yesterday backed Ashton Agar to make his Test return during the tour of Bangladesh, four years after the all-rounder made his last appearance.
Agar impressed Australian selectors with his form in the domestic Sheffield Shield competition this season, earning him a recall ahead of left-arm spinner Steve O'Keefe.
"Ashton batted really well and he is a gun fielder. We are really pleased for him," Lehmann told reporters in Dhaka.
"We are hoping for Ashton to reproduce that sort of form," Lehmann said of Agar. Australia are expected to field at least two spinners in the first Test in Dhaka starting this Sunday, with Agar now set to join regular spinner Nathan Lyon in the attack.
Lehmann said Australia were prepared for anything at the Sher-e Bangla National Stadium, where Bangladesh defeated England inside three days last October.
"In India we had three-day games. Sometimes, shorter the match, the more exciting Test match it is in a way," he said.
"We are prepared for that but traditionally it is a good wicket here."

Australia coach Darren Lehmann yesterday backed Ashton Agar to make his Test return during the tour of Bangladesh, four years after the all-rounder made his last appearance

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