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WORLD CUP COCKTAIL
Australia captain Michael Clarke will play in the warm-up game against the United Arab Emirates on Wednesday as he intensifies his push to be fit for the World Cup and potentially Australia's opening match against England on Saturday at the MCG.
Coach Darren Lehmann said that if Clarke gets through training Tuesday he will play against UAE in the final warmup game before the World Cup starts.
"Michael, if he gets through training tomorrow hopefully, he will play the trial game on Wednesday so that is a pleasing thing for us. He is training the house down on the training track so now it's a case of getting him up to speed with the fielding and away he goes from there," Lehmann said.
FAULKNER DOUBTFUL Australian selectors are bracing for James Faulkner to miss the pivotal
World Cup match away to New Zealand on February 28.
Since the all-rounder suffered a side strain on February 1 the team's medical staff have not given a firm estimate of his expeaed recovery time, other than it was of the "typical” severity suffered by fast bowlers. They said his rate of improvement in the first fortnight, which concludes on Sunday, would "determine when he can return to batting and bowling".
Faulkner is staying with the Australian squad but in Adelaide was limited to walking laps of Adelaide Oval.
While it was expeaed the left-armer would miss both the February 14 opener against England and the February 21 match against Bangladesh, selector Mark Waugh suggested Faulkner's stint on the sidelines could stretch beyond that.
SOHAIL SIDELINED
Pakistan were hit by a fresh World Cup injury scare on Monday when fast bowler Sohail Khan was sidelined by a calf problem during a warm-up game against Bangladesh.
The 30-year-old, a surprise inclusion in the squad, bowled six overs and took one wicka before he walked off the field at Sydney's Blacktown Olympic Park Oval.
Although the injury is not thought to be serious, it comes after frontline pacemen Umar Gul and Junaid Khan were forced out with knee and thigh problems respeaively.
On Sunday, opener Mohammad Hafeez also withdrew from the 15-man squad with an ankle injury as fitness problems mount for the 1992 champions. - Compiled