James Pattinson leaves Australia camp, will return home after abuse ban
Cricket Australia (CA) said Pattinson had been given a couple of days’ leave to rest with family and would then return to his Victoria base to prepare for the second and final test against Pakistan in Adelaide from November 29.
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