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Aussie selectors reward Reiffel
MELBOURNE.
Nov 25
Australian cricket
selectors named
today uncapped
Victorian pace-man Paul Reiffel in the squad for the first test against India starling on Friday in Brisbane, reports Reuter.
Selectors also recalled veteran paccman Mike Whitney, dropping all -rounder Steve W«ugh and fast bowler Terry Aiderman from the team that defeated the West Indies in Antigua last May.
There is always a couple of players that may be unlucky omissions, but all out 1 think it is a pretty good side," captain Allan Border told reporters.
T am happy for Paul Reiffel. he has had a pretty productive couple of seasons."
Selectors ignored injury-plagued fast bowler Bruce Reid, who is recovering from a pulled back muscle, in naming the 12-man squad.
Reiffel, 25, was rewarded for two seasons of consistent wicket-taking.
Reiffel made his first-class debut during the 1987-88 sea son and has come to prominence during the past two
years, claiming 80 wickets for Victoria in that time at an average of 27 runs each.
During the Australia A team pre-season tour of Zimbabwe Reiffel took 10 wickets. This summer he had already taken 13 wickets In three games for Victoria.
'The Zimbabwe tour gave me a big lift because it was nice to know I'd been noticed," Reiffel told reporters.
“Last season was a good season for me and they probably went for me because I'm persistent and bowl fairly straight," he said.
Whitney again returns to the side despite numerous attempts to write him off as an international player.'
The 32-year-old left-armer did not take a wicket during two Tests in the West Indies but has 21 wickets from four first-class games this summer.
Whitney's latest hauls include nine for 82 in the New South Wales (NSW) match against India which ended today. NSW defeated India by an innings in less than three days.
Queenslander Peter Taylor won the spinner's spot ahead of Oreg Matthews, who appears to be paying for his bowling failures on the th ree-
month tour of the Caribbean earlier this year.
In five Tests against England last summer and two in the West Indies, Matthews took Just 10 wickets at ah average of 69.50 each from a marathon 243 overs.
In addition, Matthews was fined 500 dollars (390 US) for dissent in the first Sheffield Shield game in Perth this season.
Umpires for the first Test are West Australian Peter McConnell and Tasmanian Steve Randell.
"If I'm really in the team, that's a huge shock," Reiffel said. "I don't quite know what to say because I hadn't been expecting a game."
Squad
The Australian 12 are : Allan Border (captain. Queensland). Geoff Marsh (Vice-Captain. Western Australia). David Boon (Tasmania), lan Healy (Queensland). Merv Hughes (Victoria), Dean Jones (Victoria,) Craig McDermott (Queensland), Paul Reiffel (Victoria). Mark Taylor (New South Wales). Peter Taylor (Queensland). Mark Waugh (New South Wales), Mike Whitney (New South Wales.)