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Haddin Named In ODI Squad For Tour Of West Indies

29 February 2012
Haddin Named In ODI Squad For Tour Of West Indies
Haddin Named In ODI Squad For Tour Of West Indies
Brad Haddin will be hoping for a chance to re-establish himself in Australia's ODI side.
©REUTERS/Andy Clark. Picture Supplied by Action Images

Australia have added three players to their One-Day International squad for the tour of the West Indies which begins on 16th March. 

National Selector John Inverarity said of the squad, “The ODI squad is the same as the squad for the Commonwealth Bank Series finals beginning next week with the addition of three players in Brad Haddin, Nathan Lyon and George Bailey. This completes a well-balanced squad and it is anticipated that most players will receive good opportunities to show their worth.”

Of the squad chosen for the two Twenty20 Internationals, the first of which is on 27th March, he added, “Shane Watson and Mike Hussey come back into the T20 squad to provide a great deal of experience and power to the batting line-up. If we were to select our best T20I team to play next week, the top seven in order would be Watson, Warner, Mike Hussey, David Hussey, Bailey, Wade and Christian. Hence, there was simply no room on this occasion for Shaun Marsh, Travis Birt and Aaron Finch. Though Peter Forrest is in the T20I squad, it is not anticipated he will be in the team and is there as back-up.”

He went on to say that Brad Hogg was excluded from the T20I squad in order to provide Nathan Lyon with some exposure ahead of the World Twenty20 but that he remained in their plans for that tournament; while Mitchell Starc will travel to the Caribbean “to spend valuable time around the Australian squad” but will not play any matches.

Australia ODI squad: Michael Clarke (captain), Shane Watson (vice-captain), George Bailey, Dan Christian, Xavier Doherty, Peter Forrest, Brad Haddin (wicket-keeper), Ben Hilfenhaus, David Hussey, Mike Hussey, Brett Lee, Nathan Lyon, Clint McKay, James Pattinson, Matthew Wade (wicket-keeper), David Warner

Australia T20I squad: George Bailey (captain), Shane Watson (vice-captain), Dan Christian, Xavier Doherty, Peter Forrest, David Hussey, Mike Hussey, Brett Lee, Nathan Lyon, Clint McKay, James Pattinson, Matthew Wade (wicket-keeper), David Warner

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Fixtures & Results

16th March: 1st ODI, Saint Vincent
AUS 204-8 beat WIN 140 by 64 runs: Report
18th March: 2nd ODI, Saint Vincent
WIN 163-5 beat AUS 154-9 by 5 wickets: Report
20th March: 3rd ODI, Saint Vincent
AUS 220 tied with WIN 220: Report
23rd March: 4th ODI, Saint Lucia
WIN 294-7 beat AUS 252 by 42 runs: Report
25th March: 5th ODI, Saint Lucia
AUS 281-9 beat WIN 251 by 30 runs: Report
27th March: 1st T20I, Saint Lucia
AUS 153-2 beat WIN 150-7 by 8 wickets: Report
30th March: 2nd T20I, Barbados
WIN 160 beat AUS 146-9 by 14 runs: Report
7th-11th April: 1st Test, Barbados
AUS 406-9 & 192-7 bt WIN 449-9 & 148 by 3 wkts: Report
15th-19th April: 2nd Test, Trinidad
AUS 311 & 160-8 drew with WIN 257 & 53-2: Report
23rd-27th April: 3rd Test, Dominica
AUS 328 & 259 beat WIN 218 & 294 by 75 runs: Report