With Usman Khawaja scoring a total of 16 runs in two innings against the Lions, Street is an outside shot at replacing Warner in Adelaide, should the veteran opener be ruled out.<\/p>\n
READ MORE:<\/strong> Mercedes eyes next steps after F1 championship protest shut down<\/a><\/p>\n The 23-year-old said he was able to put in a good performance by not "chasing" a selection for the Australian Test side.<\/p>\n "Sometimes the harder you think about it and the harder you chase the selection, the harder you make it for yourself," he told 4BC.<\/p>\n "Going into that Australia A game, if you would've told me in three or four days time that all of a sudden my name would be brought up to open in the Ashes series, I'd be like, 'No way, absolutely no chance'. <\/p>\n READ MORE:\u00a0<\/strong>Broad opens up on decision to leave him out of first Ashes Test<\/a><\/p>\n "I just went out there to embrace what was a really awesome experience for me and to learn a few things and to step up to another level of challenge. <\/p>\n "I just try to make the most of every opportunity that I can get when I get a chance to get out and be in the middle. That's as simple as it is for me, from there the rest takes care of itself."<\/p>\n When questioned over what he had learned most by being surrounded by Australia's international stars, Street pointed to their ability to "self-coach" themselves.<\/p>\n "The thing I've most picked up is the amount of self-coaching that goes on among what I've seen in international players," he said. "They understand their games so well that they are their own best resource."<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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