The 27-year-old Victorian's IPL stint was cut short when he injured his shoulder while training, forcing him to fly home and begin his rehab at the National Cricket Centre in Brisbane.
"He bowled today and medical staff were happy with his progress," a Cricket Australia spokesperson told the CA website on Wednesday.
Twice-champion Australia play warm-up matches against Sri Lanka (May 26) and Pakistan (May 29) before beginning their Group A campaign against trans-Tasman rivals New Zealand at Birmingham on June 2.
England and Bangladesh are the two other teams in the group.
(Reporting by Amlan Chakraborty in New Delhi; Editing by John O'Brien)
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