Brad Haddin

The imminent return of Tim Paine may have added extra intrigue to Australia's wicketkeeper conundrum but ex-Test skipper Steve Waugh believes Brad Haddin should be given another chance. Once considered a budding Test captain, Paine looks set to provide ...  

NSW's Peter Nevill has also jumped up the pecking order after a stint as Wade's deputy in the Windies. But Waugh believed Haddin still had "plenty to offer". Start of sidebar. Skip to end of sidebar. BRAD Haddin has branded selection chairman Andrew ...  

Ex-Test skipper Steve Waugh believes Brad Haddin should be given another chance in the battle to be Australia's wicketkeeper.  

Former Australia captain Steve Waugh would like to see veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin regain his place with the Baggy Greens, saying the gloveman 'has a lot to offer'.  

He achieved his highest ever series average, with an average of 75 from five test innings vs West Indies, and 70.75 in the One Day ... than fifty three times in tests, and twice in ODI. He is now 34 years old, and the time has come for selectors ...  

Australian skipper, Michael Clarke, has stated that Brad Haddin’s place in the Australian team is not under jeopardy and the wicket-keeper batsman will continue to be the number one choice in Tests, considering he is fit and makes himself available for ...  

MATTHEW Wade denies it was a message motivated by skipper Michael Clarke's words of support for Brad Haddin, but his maiden Test century ... Wade eclipsed selector and former keeper Rod Marsh's maiden century age mark set as a 25-year-old in 1975 - with ...  

Having the likes of Steve Rixon, Rod Marsh and also Brad Haddin around, when we can, will certainly help him,” Clarke said. He revealed that it has been ‘a long summer for the Australian team’ and they ‘would like to finish on a high.’  

“In my opinion, Brad will still come back into the Test team when he's fully fit and available ... and that's certainly nothing against Wadie,” Clarke told reporters in Dominica. “He's done everything in his power to put his hand up there and perfor  

Brad Haddin's international career could be over after the Australia wicketkeeper confirmed he will not return to the tour of the West Indies, handing his understudy Matthew Wade an almost certain Test debut and the chance to make the position his own.  

Melbourne, March 23 (IANS) Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will not the return the West Indies due to family reasons. Haddin flew back from the Caribbean last week due to personal reasons, meaning his replacement Peter Nevill will stay back for the Test series next month. “Cricket Australia fully supports Brad’s decision to remain in [...]  

Australia wicket-keeper Brad Haddin is to remain in Australia and will not be rejoining the squad in the West Indies due to family reasons. He had flown home prior to the One-Day Internationals with the intention to return for the Test series but he has decided to stay at home.  

The Australia captain reiterated his stance that Brad Haddin remain's the nation's No.1 gloveman ... Live from 11.50pm (EST) Friday on Fox Sports 1HD, or follow foxsports.com.au's ball-by-ball coverage.  

Melbourne, Apr 26(ANI): Australian chief selector John Inverarity faces a gut-wrenching decision in deciding whether Matthew Wade should succeed Brad Haddin at the Test level. He has already taken over from Haddin in the Twenty20 and ODI teams, and has now ...  

MATTHEW Wade will make his Test debut for Australia in the West Indies next month in Brad Haddin's absence. Haddin, returned from the tour for personal reasons earlier in the month saying he aimed to return for the Test series but announced today he would ...  

Australia's Brad Haddin has confirmed he will not return to the tour of the West Indies for family reasons. The 34-year-old originally travelled to the Caribbean with the limited-overs squad before returning home for personal reasons. He was expected to ...  

SYDNEY: Australian wicket-keeper Brad Haddin may have played his last Test after withdrawing ... who is 10 years younger, but selector Rod Marsh had indicated Haddin remained first choice for the Tests. However, his position for Australia's ...  

MELBOURNE, Australia - Cricket Australia says veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will not return to the Australian tour of the West Indies due to family reasons. On March 15, Haddin was granted leave from the tour only days after being named to the Australia ...  

However, Clarke's greatest test in the West Indies came outside the arena. The wrenching ordeal of Brad Haddin's return to Australia, complicated by the subsequent success of his replacement, Matthew Wade. The ''personal reasons'' that forced Haddin to ...  

Open an account with Sky Bet for the latest odds and live in play cricket betting!New Customers: £10 Completely Free Bet Australian skipper Michael Clarke insists that despite Matthew Wade's rise to prominence, Brad Haddin remains the country's first ...  

Brad Haddin remains skipper Michael Clarke's long-term choice as Test wicketkeeper despite ... whether to retain second spinner Michael Beer or play left-arm fast bowler Mitchell Starc. Beer bowled well during the last Test in Trinidad but is expected ...  

Matthew Wade showed throughout his maiden Test century he knows when to attack and when to let things go to the keeper. On the topic of Brad Haddin, he is clearly choosing the latter. Michael Clarke has said throughout the tour Haddin remains his first ...  

Australia captain Michael Clarke insists Brad Haddin is still his number one wicket-keeper and expects him to return to the side. Haddin was due to don the gloves for the trip to the Caribbean but returned home last month for family reasons without playing ...  

Brad Haddin will remain Australian captain Michael Clarke's number one wicketkeeper despite Matthew Wade's solid start to his Test career in the Caribbean. Wade has ably filled Haddin's gloves during the Test series against the West Indies, quickly ...  

AS MUCH as Matthew Wade has impressed Michael Clarke in the Caribbean, Brad Haddin remains Australia's first-choice Test wicketkeeper in the eyes of the captain and deserves to don the gloves next summer. Approaching the end of his debut series in the ...  

Roseau (Dominica, West Indies), Apr 23 : Australian captain Michael Clarke believes that wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will be the number one gloveman for Tests depending on his availability. "In my opinion, Brad will come back into the Test side when fully fit ...  

Selection decision … Michael Clarke and Mickey Arthur. The captain insists Brad Haddin should ... Approaching the end of his debut series in the baggy green, Wade has the rest of the third Test to further his claims for the role of Australia's next ...  

Matthew Wade denies it was a message motivated by skipper Michael Clarke's words of support for Brad Haddin but his maiden Test century ... Wade eclipsed selector and former keeper Rod Marsh's maiden century age mark set as a 25-year-old in 1975 - with ...  

"He will continue to get better - that's for sure. Having the likes of Steve Rixon, Rod Marsh and also Brad Haddin around, when we can, will certainly help him," he said. Dominica is an unfamiliar venue for the Australia players with none of them having ...  

ROSEAU, Dominica: Matthew Wade said Brad Haddin remained Australia’s number one test match wicketkeeper despite his maiden test century Tuesday shifting the final West Indies Test in favour of the tourists. Wade, 24, was thrust behind the ...  

Brad Haddin will remain Australian captain Michael Clarke's No.1 wicketkeeper despite Matthew Wade's solid start to his Test career in the Caribbean. Wade has ably filled Haddin's gloves during the three-Test series against the West Indies, quickly ...  

Dominica (West Indies), Apr 27(ANI): Australia coach Mickey Arthur has refused to pick any one from Mathew Wade or Brad Haddin as his choice for Australia's number one wicket keeper. Captain Michael Clarke has already given his unwavering ...  

ROSEAU, Dominica (Reuters) - Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade hit an impressive maiden test century in the third West Indies test on Tuesday but does not expect his achievement to change his status as understudy to first choice Brad Haddin. Haddin had ...  

AUSTRALIAN coach Mickey Arthur says Matthew Wade will have "ample opportunity to shine" before the selectors are forced to choose between him and Brad Haddin as the Test wicketkeeper. Arthur and captain Michael Clarke have said Haddin, 34, would have been ...  

Michael Clarke says Brad Haddin will remain Australia's number one Test wicketkeeper despite missing the series in West Indies. The 34-year-old had to fly home for family reasons last month and will not rejoin the tour for the final Test ...  

ROSEAU, Dominica: Michael Clarke is open to the unorthodox idea of wicketkeepers Brad Haddin and Matthew Wade playing in the same Test side, saying the young Victorian was batting well enough to challenge for a berth in the top six.  

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) -Cricket Australia says veteran wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will not return to the Australian tour of the West Indies due to family reasons. On March 15, Haddin was granted leave from the tour only days after being named to the ...  

Brad Haddin's international career could be over after the Australia wicketkeeper confirmed he will not return to the tour of the West Indies. Haddin's decision has handed his understudy Matthew Wade an almost certain Test debut and the chance to make the ...  

Brad Haddin's international career could be over after the Australia wicketkeeper confirmed he will not return to the tour of the West Indies, handing his understudy Matthew Wade an almost certain Test debut and the chance to make the position his own.  

Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will not return to the cricket tour of the West Indies. Haddin flew back from the Caribbean a week ago due to personal reasons, with NSW's Peter Nevill named as his replacement and no timeline given on a potential return.  

Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has confirmed he will not return to the tour of the West Indies after returning home for personal reasons. That makes Matthew Wade an almost certain Test debut so he gets the chance to make the position his own.  

AUSTRALIA'S one-day wicket-keeper Matthew Wade will make his Test debut next month following Brad Haddin s decision not to return to the West Indies. Haddin left the tour early to return home for family reasons but was expected to be back in time for the ...  

Australian wicket-keeper Brad Haddin may have played his last Test after withdrawing on Friday from the series against the West Indies for undisclosed family reasons. Haddin shocked the team before the one-day matches in the Caribbean by ...  

However Cricket Australia announced today that Haddin’s NSW deputy, Peter Nevill, would remain in the West Indies as Wade’s understudy. CA team performance manager Pat Howard said: “Cricket Australia fully supports Brad’s decision to remain in ...  

But Cricket Australia announced yesterday that Haddin's NSW deputy, Peter Nevill, would remain in the West Indies as Wade's understudy. Cricket Australia team performance manager Pat Howard said: "Cricket Australia fully supports Brad's decision to remain ...  

Cricket Australia team performance manager Pat Howard said: "Cricket Australia fully supports Brad's decision to remain in Australia and sends its best wishes to him and his family at this time." While Haddin, 34, lost his place to 24-year-old Wade in the ...  

Brad Haddin may have played his last Test after withdrawing ... The 34-year-old had lost his one-day place to Matthew Wade, who is 10 years younger, but selector Rod Marsh had indicated Haddin remained first choice for the Tests.  

He has experienced success with two international teams, periods that included an ICC Cricket World Cup Final appearance with Sri Lanka in 2011 and Bangladesh's first Asia Cup Final last month. His knowledge of the subcontinent and England, and his ...  

Roseau (Dominica, West Indies), Apr 23 (ANI): Australian captain Michael Clarke believes that wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will be the number one gloveman for Tests depending on his availability.  

Sydney, Mar.23 : Veteran Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has opted out of the cricket tour of the West Indies.  

Brad Haddin will remain Australian captain Michael Clarke's No.1 wicketkeeper despite Matthew Wade's solid start to his Test career in the Caribbean.  

Matthew Wade is expected to make his Test debut against West Indies next month after Cricket Australia confirmed Brad Haddin would not return to the tour  

BRAD Haddin will remain Australian captain Michael Clarke's No.1 wicketkeeper despite Matthew Wade's solid start to his Test career in the Caribbean.  

Dominica (West Indies), Apr 28(ANI): Australia captain Michael Clarke has said Mathew Wade possesses the potential to play as a specialist batsman along with veteran Brad Haddin as the wicketkeeper in the Test team.  

Matthew Wade says Brad Haddin is still Australia's first choice wicketkeeper, despite smashing a century in the third Test.  

Australia captain Michael Clarke backs Brad Haddin to retain his place as Test wicketkeeper despite Matthew Wade's solid form.  

"Cricket Australia fully supports Brad's decision to remain in Australia and sends its best wishes to him and his family at this time," Cricket Australia general manager Pat Howard said.  

Cricket Australia have confirmed Brad Haddin will not return to their tour of West Indies due to “family reasons”.  

Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will not return to the West Indies, leaving the door open for Matthew Wade's Test debut.  

Sydney, Mar.23: Veteran Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has opted out of the cricket tour of the West Indies. - Indiatalkies.com  

Brad Haddin will miss the Test series in the West Indies for family reasons.  

Brad Haddin will miss the Test series in the West Indies for family reasons.  

Brad Haddin will not rejoin Australia for the Test leg of their tour to the West Indies.  

Brad Haddin will not rejoin the Australian cricket team's tour of West Indies due to personal reasons.  

Michael Clarke is adamant Brad Haddin remains his No.1 Test wicketkeeper, but the selector is not so sure.  

Captain open to unorthodox idea of Brad Haddin and Matthew Wade playing in Test side.