Aussie Domestic Cricket: Josh Inglis Ignites Test Speculation

Josh Inglis, a talented Australian cricketer, has set off a significant buzz in the cricket world with an exceptional run of form, potentially clinching a place in the Australian Test XI for the series against Pakistan.

Inglis, a promising batsman, has made a mark for himself in the current season with two centuries and consecutive player-of-the-match awards for Western Australia. As his impressive stats continue to build upon his past Shield matches, in which he has notched three centuries in six games with a remarkable average of over 60, the discussion of his potential Test call-up gains momentum. Although his particular role in the team - as a reserve wicketkeeper - seems well-established, the recent analysis of his batting performances by New South Wales coach Greg Shipperd has instilled some doubts about his potential versatility. He made an apt comparison of Inglis to David Warner, who is being left out of the opening spot, suggesting Inglis' skills could translate to the position.

Coach Shipperd is lauding the former Tasmanian cricketer's ability, asserting that he's a match-up well-equipped for Test cricket given his pace and willingness to take on new wickets fast. Industry insiders are further drawing attention to Inglis' spell in the season. The West Australian summed up the increasing speculation, saying that time will tell if Inglis will take the crucial leap to Test cricket.

Forward-thinking Team selectors now face the soon-approaching selection deadline for their forthcoming test squad. Ever elusive of glory, their reception of the rising Inglis proficiency has potentially aligned the futures of several top Australian cricketers.