In what is bad news for the Australian cricket team, Cameron Green is set to miss the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The all-rounder will undergo lower spine surgery and will miss at least six months of cricket.

Australia's Cameron Green will be out of the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy and will be sidelined for a period of 6 months as the all-rounder decided to take up the option of undergoing surgery after scans found a 'unique issue' that was worsening his back injury.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green requires surgery for a stress fracture in his spine, ruling him out for six months. This injury impacts Green's availability for important series, including the Border Gavaskar Trophy against India.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green is set to undergo a surgery for back stress fracture and is in doubt for next year's IPL with his potential absence lasting six months. Green will miss the entire Australian summer to get his back right once and for all.

The surgery has ruled Green out of the highly-anticipated Border Gavaskar Trophy against India, beginning on November 22.

Australian all-rounder Cameron Green, has been officially ruled out of the upcoming Border Gavaskar Trophy against India. The 25-year-old cricketer is set to undergo surgery for a back injury and will be sidelined for six months.

Australia allrounder Cameron Green will undergo lower spine surgery and looks set to miss at least six months of cricket after being diagnosed with his fifth stress fracture in his lower back. After lengthy consultations with Cricket Australia medical staff over the past two weeks following the initial injury in the UK on September 24,

Cameron Green will miss this summer’s India clash after choosing to have back surgery rather than managing the stress fracture troubles that have limited his bowling output