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George Bailey blast builds case for Ashes berth
Bailey is competing against Shaun Marsh, Usman Khawaja and Phil Hughes for a spot in the first Test vs England, starting in Brisbane on November 21.
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Ashes 2013: Out-of-form David Warner to join Australia A in Zimbabwe
Cricket Australia has released the left-handed opening batsman from the Ashes squad to join Australia A to play Zimbabwe XI and South Africa A.
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Family, friends back Fawad Ahmed to bamboozle England at Ashes
The former refugee played for Australia A last month in England and selector John Inverarity has indicated he will be considered for the Ashes squad.
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Fawad Ahmed's Australian citizenship bid accepted; is eligible for Ashes
Ahmed returned home from England in June after the government moved a bill through the upper house of parliament to amend the Citizenship Act to help fast-track his application.
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Australian skipper Michael Clarke quits as national team selector: report
Australia's Ashes campaign lurched into further crisis earlier on Monday when coach Mickey Arthur was sacked with Darren Lehmann expected to be announced as his replacement.
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Inverarity warns against writing off Australia in The Ashes
Meanwhile captain Michael Clarke, now Australia's best batsman, hasn't played a competitive match since March due to a recurrence of a back injury he suffered in India and was absent again as the team's Champions Trophy exit was confirmed by Monday's 20-run loss to Sri Lanka at The Oval.
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Fawad Ahmed gets Australia A call, inches closer to Ashes dream
Currently, according to the International Cricket Council's Player Eligibility Criteria, Ahmed will only become eligible for national selection on August 18. But CA said should the bill become law, and Ahmed obtains citizenship and an Australian passport before that date, he will immediately be available for the national side.
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Ashes 2013: Brad Haddin recalled as Australia opt for experience
Chris Rogers returns, five years after his only Test against India while James Faulkner too makes the cut. Brad Haddin in the wicket-keeper and the vice-captain but Matthew Wade could play as a specialist batsman.
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Shane Watson relinquishes Australian vice-captaincy
Commenting on the decision, Watson said, "Making the decision to step down wasn't easy but it's something I've been thinking about since the Test series against India ended."
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Chief selector Inverarity admits Australian batting stocks at a worrying low
We are very much in a transition stage in Australian cricket and are looking to some young players to come through, says selection committee boss.
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Pakistan's asylum-seeker Fawad Ahmed in frame for Ashes selection
The 31-year-old leg-spinner was handed a permanent visa to remain in Australia in November after leaving his home in the border region near Afghanistan, where he said he was targeted by Muslim extremists.
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Mickey Arthur to continue as Australia coach
There has been speculation about Queensland coach Darren Lehmann being considered as a replacement for the South African, but according to the newspaper, the CA said it was not true.
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David Warner doubtful for first Test due to thumb injury
Ahead of the first Test against India starting Friday, Australian chief selector John Inverarity is concerned over time taken by David Warner to recover from a thumb fracture.
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Rookie Austalian spinner Ashton Agar could get nod against India
Agar, who has played just two Sheffield Shield matches for Western Australia, has been told to stay in Chennai for the second warm-up game against India A starting on Saturday.
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Cricket Australia defends rotation policy after Shane Warne attack
The CA board gave its "unequivocal support" for the methods being used after Howard and Inverarity addressed the board of directors in Melbourne on Monday against a backdrop of criticism from former players and the media.
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George Bailey blast builds case for Ashes berth
Bailey is competing against Shaun Marsh, Usman Khawaja and Phil Hughes for a spot in the first Test vs England, starting in Brisbane on November 21.
-
Ashes 2013: Out-of-form David Warner to join Australia A in Zimbabwe
Cricket Australia has released the left-handed opening batsman from the Ashes squad to join Australia A to play Zimbabwe XI and South Africa A.
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Family, friends back Fawad Ahmed to bamboozle England at Ashes
The former refugee played for Australia A last month in England and selector John Inverarity has indicated he will be considered for the Ashes squad.
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Fawad Ahmed's Australian citizenship bid accepted; is eligible for Ashes
Ahmed returned home from England in June after the government moved a bill through the upper house of parliament to amend the Citizenship Act to help fast-track his application.
-
Australian skipper Michael Clarke quits as national team selector: report
Australia's Ashes campaign lurched into further crisis earlier on Monday when coach Mickey Arthur was sacked with Darren Lehmann expected to be announced as his replacement.
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Inverarity warns against writing off Australia in The Ashes
Meanwhile captain Michael Clarke, now Australia's best batsman, hasn't played a competitive match since March due to a recurrence of a back injury he suffered in India and was absent again as the team's Champions Trophy exit was confirmed by Monday's 20-run loss to Sri Lanka at The Oval.
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Fawad Ahmed gets Australia A call, inches closer to Ashes dream
Currently, according to the International Cricket Council's Player Eligibility Criteria, Ahmed will only become eligible for national selection on August 18. But CA said should the bill become law, and Ahmed obtains citizenship and an Australian passport before that date, he will immediately be available for the national side.
-
Ashes 2013: Brad Haddin recalled as Australia opt for experience
Chris Rogers returns, five years after his only Test against India while James Faulkner too makes the cut. Brad Haddin in the wicket-keeper and the vice-captain but Matthew Wade could play as a specialist batsman.
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Shane Watson relinquishes Australian vice-captaincy
Commenting on the decision, Watson said, "Making the decision to step down wasn't easy but it's something I've been thinking about since the Test series against India ended."
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Chief selector Inverarity admits Australian batting stocks at a worrying low
We are very much in a transition stage in Australian cricket and are looking to some young players to come through, says selection committee boss.
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Pakistan's asylum-seeker Fawad Ahmed in frame for Ashes selection
The 31-year-old leg-spinner was handed a permanent visa to remain in Australia in November after leaving his home in the border region near Afghanistan, where he said he was targeted by Muslim extremists.
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Mickey Arthur to continue as Australia coach
There has been speculation about Queensland coach Darren Lehmann being considered as a replacement for the South African, but according to the newspaper, the CA said it was not true.
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David Warner doubtful for first Test due to thumb injury
Ahead of the first Test against India starting Friday, Australian chief selector John Inverarity is concerned over time taken by David Warner to recover from a thumb fracture.
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Rookie Austalian spinner Ashton Agar could get nod against India
Agar, who has played just two Sheffield Shield matches for Western Australia, has been told to stay in Chennai for the second warm-up game against India A starting on Saturday.
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Cricket Australia defends rotation policy after Shane Warne attack
The CA board gave its "unequivocal support" for the methods being used after Howard and Inverarity addressed the board of directors in Melbourne on Monday against a backdrop of criticism from former players and the media.
