Hazlewood's injury is not thought to be serious and he will remain around the Test squad ahead of the third Test in Brisbane. But the injury to Hazlewood is the last thing Australia needed, as they look to fight back from 1-0 down to win a five-Test series for the first time since 1997.

Australia pace bowler Josh Hazlewood has been ruled out of next week’s second cricket test against India with a side strain injury.

A Cricket Australia statement said that Hazlewood had a "low grade left side injury" and he would remain with the squad in Adelaide to work through his recovery. Hazlewood was the

Canberra: There was no cricket played at the Manuka Oval on Saturday due to rain but the action took place in the Australian camp where Josh Hazlewood was ruled out of the second Test at Adelaide. The experienced fast bowler had a side strain following Australia’s 295-run loss in the first Test in Perth.

Scott Boland has yet to be told if he will replace Josh Hazlewood in the second Test against India after the premier paceman was ruled out with a side strain. The man most likely to replace Hazlewood in Adelaide for the day/night Test,

Victorian fast bowler Scott Boland is favourite to replace the injured Josh Hazlewood for Australia's second Test against India in Adelaide. Hazlewood was ruled out of the day-night Test at Adelaide Oval because of a minor side injury with his return date currently unknown.