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Agar, who arrived in Australia on Wednesday, advised reporters that the selectors requested him to “keep his chin up and walk tall”. Agar additionally mentioned that there isn’t any onerous feeling or ‘bitterness’ between him and the administration.

“There was a really clear message, they communicated with me and it’s a clear way forward with that message – chin it up, walk tall and try to improve. No more bitterness about things like that.” It’s an old style mindset. I simply attempt to give as a lot as I can and assist the place I can,” he mentioned.

“It’s not an ideal situation, but you just try and make the best of it,” Agar was quoted as saying by News.com.au. “I’m 29 now and have gone via quite a lot of ups and downs within the sport. I’m in a fortunate place so there’s nothing that stresses me out an excessive amount of.”

The spin all-rounder is optimistic and believes that he’ll finally be part of the Australian group.

“I feel like I’m resilient enough to try and come out every day with a smile on my face and be part of a team,” he mentioned.

“Going to India is actually robust, it’s robust individually and it’s bloody robust as a group particularly in opposition to that group, they’re unbelievable.

Explaining how his perspective has helped him enhance his sport, the 29-year-old mentioned, “I think controlling my attitude has been my strength in the last few years and I have definitely contributed to my cricket because of it.” having fun with extra You undoubtedly bounce again from setbacks somewhat faster,” Agar mentioned.

Meanwhile, Cricket Australia on Thursday included Agar in its squad for the ODI sequence beginning March 17 in India. He can be a part of the group’s plans for the ODI World Cup to be held in India later this yr.