Proteas all-rounder Wayne Parnell says he is looking forward to tomorrow’s Test playing team announcement with high hopes of make the starting team for the third and final Test against Sri Lanka. After sealing the Test series with a mammoth victory in Cape Town, the Proteas go into the Wanderers Test looking for a whitewash with a conundrum of which bowler to fill Abbott’s void. Parnell says he is ready to play for his place in the side should he get go. The former SA U19 star, Parnell - who hasn’t played Test cricket since 2014 February - believes that with Abbott’s sudden retirement, an opportunity to play for a permanent place in the team has presented itself. The 27-year-old believes that consistency will be key for him at Test level to stay there. The 27 year old all-rouner, who has played four Tests for South Africa since making his debut against England in 2010, says that he has not been frustrated with the lack of matches in the past seven years. However, he adds that he has gone back and worked things out and he is ready now. He scored an unbeaten century over the weekend renouncing that he is no mug with the bat as well at the highest level. The left handed bowler and batsman adds that he hopes to contribute with either bat or ball to pull the Proteas over the line.