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Hilditch wants Watson to stay flexible

Shane Watson will not be locked in as a long-term Test opener despite performing solidly in the role during the Ashes, according to Australia's chairman of selectors Andrew Hilditch

10-Oct-2009•Cricinfo staff

NSW look to Hughes and Warner for success

Matthew Mott, the New South Wales coach, believes the key to a strong charge at the Champions League Twenty20 depends on his two fresh-faced opening batsmen

01-Oct-2009•Peter English

Warner set to return to his roots

David Warner is part of Australia's Twenty20 team. In October he will be at the Champions League in India for New South Wales, but when the domestic season starts down under he is set to be playing for Eastern Suburbs in Sydney grade cricket

31-Aug-2009•Andrew McGlashan at Old Trafford

Clarke and Hilfenhaus sparkled

After the conclusion of a topsy-turvy series, Cricinfo looks back at the pivotal moments of the Ashes which England eventually won 2-1

24-Aug-2009•Peter English

Hayden tips Hughes for 'enormous career'

Matthew Hayden, the former Australia opener, appears more upset with Phillip Hughes' quick demotion from the Test team than the man himself.

11-Aug-2009•Peter English

Hughes stays positive despite axing

Phillip Hughes has vowed to hit back after the disappointment of his Test sacking and regain his spot in the line-up

06-Aug-2009•Cricinfo staff

Twittering cricketers

Phillip Hughes became the first player to "tweet" his own axing from the team

30-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller at Edgbaston

Hughes confirms axing on Twitter

Australia's struggling opener, Phillip Hughes, has been dropped to make way for Shane Watson

30-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

'We play our best when the chips are down' - Clarke

An Australian cricketer's confidence never wavers. Not in the face of sparse results or being behind in the Ashes for the second time in consecutive tours

28-Jul-2009•Peter English at Edgbaston

Langer talks comeback as Hughes struggles

No sooner had Phillip Hughes fallen cheaply to David Wigley than reports were surfacing of Justin Langer's proposed comeback to Test cricket

24-Jul-2009•Alex Brown at Wantage Road

Injured Lee left out of tour game

Brett Lee's chances of returning for next week's third Test have been reduced after he was left out of Australia's tour match against Northamptonshire

23-Jul-2009•Peter English

Watson ready to step into Hughes' shoes

However, the allrounder expects it will be the added value of his bowling that will earn him a Test return

22-Jul-2009•Peter English

Strauss convinced over Hughes catch

Andrew Strauss remains convinced he caught Phillip Hughes cleanly on the fourth day at Lord's

20-Jul-2009•Peter English at Lord's

Katich backs Hughes in bouncer battle

Phillip Hughes' success against the short-pitched bowling of Dale Steyn and Morne Morkel has convinced Simon Katich, of his readiness to combat a bumper barrage from England's pacemen

05-Jul-2009•Alex Brown

Australia squad selection ridiculous - Chappell

The former Australian captain blasts the absence of a third specialist opener and a quality spinner in the squad

05-Jul-2009•Cricinfo staff

Onions pips Harmison for final slot

Graham Onions will compete with Monty Panesar for England's final bowling spot in the first Test at Cardiff on Wednesday

05-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller

Ponting backs Hughes to bounce back

Australia have no Ashes fears for Phillip Hughes after the young Australian opener was twice dismissed by short-pitched bowling during the final hit-out before the first Test

04-Jul-2009•Peter English at Worcester

Harmison and Panesar await their fate

Steve Harmison has caused England's selectors the most timely of headaches ahead of Sunday's first Test squad announcement

04-Jul-2009•Andrew Miller

Harmison not expecting Cardiff call

Steve Harmison does not expect to be lining up in Cardiff on Wednesday despite heaping doubt on the opener Phillip Hughes and picking up six Australian wickets in Worcester

03-Jul-2009•Peter English at New Road

North bounces back as Hughes bounced out

Steve Harmison shook Australia's top order for the second time as Phillip Hughes and Ricky Ponting suffered dual failures a week before their Ashes defence

03-Jul-2009•The Bulletin by Peter English at Worcester

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