Brad Haddin News
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Australia picked two 35-year-olds to plug an experience gap for its Ashes cricket series in England, choosing Brad Haddin as first-choice wicketkeeper and vice-captain, and recalling batsman Chris Rogers.
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Australia cricket selectors named the following 16-man squad for the Ashes Test series against England starting July 10 in Nottingham, England:
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Australia contracted 20 players to its national cricket teams in the 12 months from July, with recent Test squad members Steve Smith, Moises Henriques and Usman Khawaja among those to miss out.
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Australia recalled Brad Haddin and Nathan Lyon among four changes for the third cricket Test against India as rain delayed the start of play in Mohali.
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Matthew Wade was picked ahead of Brad Haddin as Australia’s wicketkeeper for next week’s series- opening cricket Test against top-ranked South Africa.
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Cricket Australia backed the decision by national team management to stand down four players for this week’s third Test against India for disciplinary reasons as one of the quartet said he accepted his punishment.
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Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin was granted leave to return home from the team’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of personal reasons.
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Australia recovered to 231-8 at stumps on day one of the final cricket Test against India in Delhi as it bids to avert its worst series result in more than four decades.
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Mike Hussey and Brad Haddin hit centuries as Australia took a 202-run lead over England on day three of the series-opening Ashes cricket Test in Brisbane.
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David Warner hit an unbeaten half- century as Australia reached 109 without loss against India as the third cricket Test in Mohali got under way after rain wiped out day one.
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