That means Ashton Turner's expectations of a national Twenty20 call-up this month are likely finished. Australia’s upcoming T20 schedules against

and

will start from October 27 with three-match T20 series against Sri Lanka. It has been a huge blow for Australia as they’re going to prepare their team for the upcoming T20 World Cup next year and Turner had been a huge part of their plan.

Turner has had more than a lot of injury inconveniences lately, including four separate operations on an inconvenient right shoulder he last harmed in the KFC Big Bash League on Boxing Day a year ago. After the exclusion from Australia's World Cup squad he took the choice to experience noteworthy shoulder surgery to empower him to field and in the long run bowl to full limit. But another unfortunate injury broke his dream and left no choice. Turner had begun the season with full form as he scored a quick half-century in the opening Marsh Cup match against Victoria. Turner proved his worth and finishing ability to the world cricket when he smashed a dazzling 84 runs off just 43 balls in a memorial run chase of 359 runs earlier this year against

in Mohali.