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Steve for KL schedule
SYDNEY. Sept 17: Leading Australian cricketers, including vice-captain Steve Waugh, want to play in the Commonwealth Games in Malaysia regardless that England have snubbed the tournament and that they might not get paid, reports AP.
England withdrew when they were told the Commonwealth Games Federation would not pay players. Citing a busy schedule, England then offered to send an amateur team, which was refused.
Cricket will make Its debut at next year's Games in Kuala Lumpur in September.
Australia have yet to finalise a schedule to tour Pakistan but it was originally believed the team would break off mid-way through to play at the Games before returning to the tour. The schedule is expected to be released Friday.
Waugh said he wanted to play at the Games if the Australian Cricket Board can work it into the schedule.
"I'm not concerned about what England are doing. I'm looking forward to going there." Waugh said Thursday.
"We re all for it as players, we want to go there. We want to represent our country and try and get a gold medal.
"It's a unique opportunity we wouldn't otherwise get and I think it’d be great to go there, representing Australia at the Commonwealth Games."
Young batsman Ricky Ponting said the players had spoken unofficially about It last month when they were still in England playing for the Ashes.
"We spoke about this before and that fact came up. that we probably wouldn't be paid for going there but that didn't worry us." Ponting said.
"1 know that everyone wants to play and hopefully get a medal for Australia.
"Its going to be something very different and Just to be involved in that sort of environment will be sensational, to be able to mix with other athletes."
The Australians would still be eligible for payment from the ACB.
Opening batsman Matthew Elliott said he would be thrilled to represent Australia in Ma laysia if the opportunity arose.
It would have to be good fun Once every four years it’d definitely be an honour to get there and represent Australia," he said.