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Border will play today
I PERTH. Dee 5 Allan Horde’™ Saturday pro nounced htmael fit for hi. side's
opening game, against the West Indies, in the Work Series triangular competition reports AFP.
Under a cloud for the post week with a hamstring Injur} received tn the drawn firs Test In Brisbane, the 37year old veteran completed severe laps of the WACA ground arv declared: "I am definttel} playing.
That is the first rea stretch I have had since th Test— and I came out okay."
Border said he was quiet)} confident about Australia chances tn the second male! of the tournament— World Cu| champions Pakistan beat the West Indies by five wicket* ir the first on Friday.
"But it Is always Important to start well That's what wt are looking to do. We know th< West Indies wiU be smarting < bit after losing.
"We now have a gooc chance to put them (the Wes Indies) behind the eight-bad by sending them away fron Perth with two losses. Tha would put a tot of pressure 01 them for the rest of the com petition."
The game is one of enor mous importance for man; Australian players, but nona more than batsmen Deal Jones and Mark Taylor.
Jones has been stunned b} his relegation to 12th man du ties in the opening Test an< i has vowed to score heavily t< force his way back Into th side for the second Test starting in Melbourne 01 Boxing Day.
Jones is retained in th<
He has smacked S. 15a runs, Including seven ecn-turte*. in 135 games at a mag
nificent average of 47.7X
Among Australians, only Border (5.963 at 39.90). with three centuries, has a highei i aggregate.
However, Jones has struggled against the West Indiea and 1n 35 encounters has i modest average of 26. with a top score of 93 not out.
Border said: "Jones is ver} keen after the Brisbane expe rtence. He just wants to use the one-day games to get himself into good form and gc some good scores on th< board."
Another batsmen wit I i much to gain from strong carl} form in the contest is vlce-captdln Mark Taylor.
TW M MN apewer • permanent fixture tn the Tew
But^tC'* poor form at Western Australia's Oeaff Marsh. David Boon. former one-day parser, ha* created an opening.
Said Border Taylor has always had to play •erwnd fiddle to a certain degree Now he haa a good chanee to cement a permanent place of hto own. and I am »ure he can do ifwa."
Taytor to Australia • probable next captain It I* Imperative he should master the one-day challenge to convince selector* he deserves to lead the side
There area also good new* on the injury front for the West Indic*
All-rounder Carl Hooper, troubled by a strained hamstring In the Pakistan game, has recovered and will play
Hooper I* an Important component in the side because of the economical off-spin which complement* hto batting talent*
West Indie* captain Richie Richardson said on Saturday night he ares disappointed with the result of the Pakistan match.
We certainly did not bat well enough— we just did not get enough runs." he said
It is still very early In the competition and are had Just come from the Test. It will take a bit of adjustment I am pretty sure are artll come into
Neither side have named a te^m. but off-spinner Tim May. recalled to the Australian squad after a three year absence, to strongly tipped as the home country * 12th man.