Labuschagne in Crisis: Former Australian Cricketer Suggests Veteran Batted for Too Long

In an explosive column published on Nightly, former Australia cricketer David Johnson has called for veteran batsman Marnus Labuschagne to be dropped from the second Test against India at Adelaide Oval.

Johnson had made a bold statement that Labuschagne's prolonged poor run with the bat should be the reason he is no longer part of the team. His argument, however, wasn't rooted in wanting to punish Labuschagne for his recent failures but rather believed giving him some breathing space would benefit the player.

The Australian cricketer suggested that Labuschagne needs a break from the intense international cricket pressure and should be allowed to test himself through some Sheffield Shield and club cricket matches. This would enable Labuschagne to rediscover his form without the added stress of facing India's formidable bowling attack led by Jasprit Bumrah.

Labuschagne has had an impressive career, but recent performances have been anything but. With the pressure mounting on him from fans and media alike, calling for his removal seems like a drastic step, yet Johnson's argument is worth considering. Only time will tell if Labuschagne gets another chance to prove himself under new circumstances.