Langer Not Making Test Comeback

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Sreelata YellamrazuJul 26 2009

Australia may be having a few worries, but it won't mean that Justin Langer, the former Australian opener, will not be making a comeback anytime soon or ever.

langer with ashes

Justin Langer recently broke Sir Don Bradman's record for the most number of first class runs (28,067) and joked around that he would play for Australia in the third Test at Edgbaston without being paid a single penny.

Australia are having their troubles with Brett Lee's unavailability and Mitchell Johnson's problems. However, Phillip Hughes, the opener, is also a reason for concern and Langer's form suggests he would be valuable.

However, Langer has stated that he was only joking around with his Somerset team mate, former England opener, Marcus Trescothick, and that he had no plans to revert from his retirement.

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