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Teenage quick Cummins in Australian Test squad
Teenage fast bowler Patrick Cummins was on Monday called up for Australia's two-Test series in South Africa, with chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch describing him as "a very exciting prospect".
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Australia remove Hilditch, Chappell from selection panel
Andrew Hilditch's tenure as Australia's chairman of selectors is over after the Cricket Australia board decided to appoint a full-time national selector. On a day of major upheaval for Australian cricket, the CA board has also removed Greg Chappell from the selection panel, while the coach Tim Nielsen is in danger of losing his job.
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'Need a change in the contract system'
Cricket Australia (CA) former chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns has joined the chorus with his successor Andrew Hilditch for restructuring the contract system to a more performance-based system that better reflects the importance of Test cricket.
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Will Rodney Marsh replace Hilditch?
Legendary wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh may take over as the Cricket Australia (CA) chairman of selectors from Andrew Hilditch, who is under fire over Australia's Ashes loss and the axing of Simon Katich from the central contracts.
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Selectors have committed atrocity against Katich: Minister
Australian defence minister Stephen Smith has backed beleaguered Simon Katich saying the opening batsman was the victim of an "extraordinary" blunder by the country's selectors, who have been led by Andrew Hilditch for the past five years.
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Australian selector Hilditch to stay, for now
Australia's under-pressure chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch will be allowed to stay in his job while an extensive review of the national team's performance is completed.
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Australia to stick with Marcus North against India
Marcus North will retain his place in the Australian team for the two Tests in India in October, chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said.
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Get back to best for selection, Lee told
Brett Lee has been told by chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch to produce his post recovery to have any chance of being picked again.
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Ponting's retirement will leave a big hole: Hilditch
Ricky Ponting's retirement in the next few years will have a "dramatic" impact on the Australian cricket, feels chief selector Andrew Hilditch.
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Australia can never replace Warne: Hilditch
The void created by the retirement of spin legend Shane Warne can never be filled in the Australian cricket team, feels chief selector Andrew Hilditch.
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Perform or perish: Hilditch to Symonds
Chairman of selectors Hildtitch said Symonds, who has had a run-in with behavioural issues in the recent past, deserves one last opportunity to prove.
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Hilditch trains guns on senior players
Australia's chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch has blamed senior players Brett Lee, Michael Hussey and Matthew Hayden for the team's poor performance.
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Aussie greats divided on dropping Hayden
Aussie greats were divided on Matthew Hayden's future even as pressure mounted on chief selector Andrew Hilditch to draw curtains to the opener's career.
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Is it the end of the road for Hayden?
If Hayden is axed from the ODI squad, likely to be announced by the selection panel under Andrew Hilditch, it could also signal the end of his Test career.
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Hilditch backs Symonds
Andrew Hilditch has backed Andrew Symonds, saying that the Queenslander will be better suited to bat among top six in the first Test against New Zealand.
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Teenage quick Cummins in Australian Test squad
Teenage fast bowler Patrick Cummins was on Monday called up for Australia's two-Test series in South Africa, with chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch describing him as "a very exciting prospect".
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Australia remove Hilditch, Chappell from selection panel
Andrew Hilditch's tenure as Australia's chairman of selectors is over after the Cricket Australia board decided to appoint a full-time national selector. On a day of major upheaval for Australian cricket, the CA board has also removed Greg Chappell from the selection panel, while the coach Tim Nielsen is in danger of losing his job.
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'Need a change in the contract system'
Cricket Australia (CA) former chairman of selectors Trevor Hohns has joined the chorus with his successor Andrew Hilditch for restructuring the contract system to a more performance-based system that better reflects the importance of Test cricket.
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Will Rodney Marsh replace Hilditch?
Legendary wicketkeeper Rodney Marsh may take over as the Cricket Australia (CA) chairman of selectors from Andrew Hilditch, who is under fire over Australia's Ashes loss and the axing of Simon Katich from the central contracts.
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Selectors have committed atrocity against Katich: Minister
Australian defence minister Stephen Smith has backed beleaguered Simon Katich saying the opening batsman was the victim of an "extraordinary" blunder by the country's selectors, who have been led by Andrew Hilditch for the past five years.
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Australian selector Hilditch to stay, for now
Australia's under-pressure chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch will be allowed to stay in his job while an extensive review of the national team's performance is completed.
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Australia to stick with Marcus North against India
Marcus North will retain his place in the Australian team for the two Tests in India in October, chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch said.
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Get back to best for selection, Lee told
Brett Lee has been told by chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch to produce his post recovery to have any chance of being picked again.
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Ponting's retirement will leave a big hole: Hilditch
Ricky Ponting's retirement in the next few years will have a "dramatic" impact on the Australian cricket, feels chief selector Andrew Hilditch.
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Australia can never replace Warne: Hilditch
The void created by the retirement of spin legend Shane Warne can never be filled in the Australian cricket team, feels chief selector Andrew Hilditch.
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Perform or perish: Hilditch to Symonds
Chairman of selectors Hildtitch said Symonds, who has had a run-in with behavioural issues in the recent past, deserves one last opportunity to prove.
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Hilditch trains guns on senior players
Australia's chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch has blamed senior players Brett Lee, Michael Hussey and Matthew Hayden for the team's poor performance.
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Aussie greats divided on dropping Hayden
Aussie greats were divided on Matthew Hayden's future even as pressure mounted on chief selector Andrew Hilditch to draw curtains to the opener's career.
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Is it the end of the road for Hayden?
If Hayden is axed from the ODI squad, likely to be announced by the selection panel under Andrew Hilditch, it could also signal the end of his Test career.
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Hilditch backs Symonds
Andrew Hilditch has backed Andrew Symonds, saying that the Queenslander will be better suited to bat among top six in the first Test against New Zealand.
