Soon after, Australia medical staff came down the ground to take a long and hard look on the Aussie fielder. Luckily, the Aussie batsman looked okay as the ball had collided with the base of his helmet. He was taken in for a concussion test immediately after the day’s play, which he managed to clear.According to a report from Fox, Wade will also have to undergo a second concussion test on Sunday, before the start of day’s play. If he is found to be concussed, he will be replaced by a concussion substitute. Thus, Wade could create history and become the first player in history to get a concussion substitute while being on the field.New Zealand made a secure start after a Marnus Labuschagne double century lifted Australia to a massive 454 first innings total in the third Test on Saturday.The rock-solid number three reached his highest Test score of 215 in Sydney with the Australians dismissed just before tea on the second day. In reply, the Blackcaps grittily batted through the final session without losing a wicket, leaving skipper Tom Latham on 26 and Melbourne Test centurion Tom Blundell at 34 in their team’s 63.The sound 😳
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Thankfully Wade appears to be OK after being on the receiving end of this blow #AUSvNZ pic.twitter.com/9djK8X6fia