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Series decider today

AFP, Brisbane
Australia are considering unleashing all their four front-line pacemen against New Zealand in a bid to claim the inaugural one-day Chappell-Hadlee Trophy at the Gabba here on Friday.
But chief selector Trevor Hohns Thursday denied the series decider would act as a "bowl-off’ between Brett Lee and Michael Kasprowicz for next week’s first Test against Pakistan on the pace-friendly WACA pitch in Perth.
Five days of rain here and the likelihood of more before the daynight match has enhanced hometownhero Kasprowicz’s prospects of a return to the side following his nightmare 22-nin over in the four-wicket Melbourne loss last Sunday.
Kasprowicz was rested from Wednesday's 17-run win over the Black Caps in Sydney where Lee bowled with raw pace and fire.
The Australian and NZ selectors will not finalise their lineups until just before the toss after wet weather forced Gabba ground staff to switch pitches during the week.
The juicy conditions are likely to prompt an intriguing Australian selection meeting ahead of the one-day decider.
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"I know it's been raining but it's a matter of having a look at the pitch and seeing what the conditions are like tomorrow," Hohns said Thursday.
"So it would probably be a lastminutething."
When asked whether the performances of Lee and Kasprowicz would influence the make-up of the Test team to play Pakistan, Hohns said: "No, I keep saying we’re playing one-day cricket and then we play Test cricket and they are totally different games and totally different tactics.
"We try very hard not to complicate or get them too mixed up and have performances in one-day cricket clouding our thinking for muchTest match cricket."
Kasprowicz with 38 wickets in 11 Tests this year will be hard to dislodge from the Australian Test team for the traditionally-quick WACA wicket.
New Zealand coach John Bracewell Thursday took a swipe at the Gabba ground staff for the change of pitch, suggesting it was due to the knife-edge state of the series, but the lack of sunshine in Brisbane this week meant the preordained wicket would have been sub-standard.
The curator admitted another wet day Friday added to almost a week under the covers would ensure plenty of life for the fast bowlers.
September - it could come at the expense of in-form spinner Brad Hogg, who was named man-of-thc-match in the Sydney victory with an unbeaten 41 and 3-45 off 10 overs.
All-rounder Shane Watson could also be in the selection mix, primarily as a fourth or fifth quick bowler.
Hohns said the decision to play Lee, Kasprowicz, Glenn McGrath and Jason Gillespie together would not be made until the wicket was assessed just before play.