He touched 150kmph in his first over, which ended with him getting the prized wicket of David Warner, who played a ball onto his stumps. On the credit side, he beat Warner, Smith and George Bailey for pace on occasions, going straight through the capable Bailey in consecutive deliveries. ''He got the prized scalp of Warner early on and looks like he's got a pretty bright future." The interesting point will be whether he keeps his place for the second game at Canberra's Manuka Oval on Tuesday. Ferguson may miss out, but at least he's had a taste and expect him to bounce back well from the experience.

Source: New Zealand Herald December 04, 2016 18:21 UTC