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CRIClNFO, undated
Matthew Hayden is clinging to his international career after being told he is not in Australia's limited-overs plans. Hayden, who had an awful Test summer of 149 runs at 16.55, was omitted as the selectors looked to players who could be part of the World Twcnty20 in England In June and the 2011 World Cup.
Despite his poor returns since overcoming a long-term heel injury, Hayden has won team support to push on to the Ashes. However, Andrew Hilditch, the chairman of selectors, has softened his stance by refusing to say Hayden is a certainty for the series in South Africa starting next month.
"We are moving on," Hilditch said of the decision in Sydney. "There is no doubt our advance plans were for Matthew to go through to the Ashes. That would be our ideal outcome. We've got to sit down as a panel to make a decision whether it's still the way to go."
Hayden said he would take his time while deciding what to do next. "My immediate future is to go back home to my family and the people that love me the most and just enjoy this time, to take guard again," Hayden told the Australian. "It's been a pretty long last four months. I am going to take the time to get my mind around what the future does hold."
However, Hayden said he would play out the summer and would continue with Queensland. "When you are short of runs you have to start asking questions and they (the selectors] do that better than anyone," he said. "For my mind it's as simple as being committed to playing out the summer and then taking the time to either get back on the horse or make a decision not to. It's as clear cut as that."
Hilditch said Hayden was "not particularly happy" when told of his sacking. "I have no idea what he's going to do," Hilditch said. "My feeling is he will go and play for Queensland and make sure he gets on the South African tour."
Hayden scored 31 and 39 in the third Test victory and will have to wait until early February to learn whether he remains part of the five-day squad. Twenty20 engagements fit
most of tlpmestic calendar this month but there is ?und of Sheffield Shield games before theiad will be finalised.
Hilditctid dropping Hayden from the one-day squacas not linked to his performances over the psix months. "This would have been the decis whatever Matthew was doing in Test crick" Hilditch said. “It s unfortunate for Matthew J it wasn't an easy thing to tell him."
The kof Hayden's 161 one-day matches came in tlinals loss to India in the CB Series last March l>cored 6133 runs, with his best being the Austr in record 181 against New Zealand in 2007, anvas a star of the following World Cup success, ashing 659 runs at 73.22 He was also part of th003 victory in South Africa.
Austia will play T\venty20 games against South Aca in Melbourne on Sunday and Brisbanon Tuesday before the five-match one-danternational series begins at the MCG on Frid. David Warner, the New South Wales batsma has been called in to the squad while Ryan Kris, the Queensland allrounder, is anotheiewface.
Miclel Clarke will miss the shorter games due togament damage to bis right thumb, which e sustained during the first Test in Perth, bt is hopeful of being fit for the ODI campain. Mitchell Johnson has been rested until th third CB Senes fixture due to his heavy worklod since the India tour.
Meawhile. Western Australia wicketkeeper Luke Rnchi has joined Australia's squad for Sunday;Twenty20 international against South Africa a the MCG. Ronchi comes in as standby for firs choice wicketkeeper Brad Haddin, whose leavy workload is being monitored by the tean management TWENTY20 SQUAD
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ON>DAY SQUAD
Rjxy Ponting (capt), Michael Clarke, Brad j-addin (wk), James Hopes, Nathan Bracken, Shaun Marsh, Michael Hussey, David Hussey, Nathan Hauritz, Ben Hilfenhaus, Cameron White, Shaun Tait, Peter Siddle.