Haddin fined for dissent at lbw decision

Brad Haddin has been fined 30 per cent of his match fee for showing dissent at an umpire's decision on the last day of the thrilling Pura Cup match between New South Wales and South Australia at Adelaide Oval. The umpires Steve Davis and Andy Collins reported Haddin for dissent after he was adjudged lbw for a first-ball 0 in the second over of the Blues' second innings when they were reeling at 4 for 1.

The report was proven at a hearing in Adelaide on Sunday by the Cricket Australia code of conduct commissioner John Gun. New South Wales fought back to win the match thanks to a heroic 62 from Stuart Clark and the Blues will be looking to follow up with a win in their Ford Ranger Cup game against the Redbacks at Adelaide on Wednesday.

Haddin will lead a 13-man squad for the game, with Stuart MacGill added to the 12 who lost to Queensland in their last limited-overs match. Jason Gillespie will miss the game with a shoulder injury but South Australia will welcome back Dan Cullen, who has been on Champions Trophy duty in India. The Redbacks have also brought in the batsman Daniel Harris and the all-rounder Ryan Harris at the expense of Cullen Bailey and Gary Putland.

New South Wales sit in last place on the FR Cup table with two losses this season, while South Australia are third with one win and one loss.

South Australia squad Matthew Elliott, Mark Cosgrove, Daniel Harris, Greg Blewett, Callum Ferguson, Darren Lehmann (capt), Cameron Borgas, Graham Manou (wk), Ryan Harris, Mark Cleary, Daniel Cullen, Shaun Tait.

New South Wales squad Phil Jaques, Craig Simmons, Aaron O'Brien, Brad Haddin (capt, wk), Ed Cowan, Dominic Thornely, Moises Henriques, Daniel Christian, Nathan Hauritz, Stuart Clark, Aaron Bird, Stuart MacGill, Doug Bollinger.