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Steve Smith hogs spotlight ahead of Oz-Kiwi Test series
Southee, Bond help Kiwis thrash Australia by 51 runs in Wellington ODI
Harris all set to become Australias 413th Test cricketer
Ponting demands decent break for players, fears injuries can hurt Ashes quest
Steve Smith hogs spotlight ahead of Oz-Kiwi Test series
Rowdy Kiwi crowd nothing compared to Aussies: Vettori
Styris, Bond take Kiwis home in first Chappell-Hadlee Trophy ODI against Australia
Southee, Bond help Kiwis thrash Australia by 51 runs in Wellington ODI
Australia secure Chappell-Hadlee Trophy with six-wicket Auckland win
Haddin stars as Australia roll over New Zealand in Hamilton ODI
Ponting demands decent break for players, fears injuries can hurt Ashes quest
Lee must for Australias attempt to defend World Cup in sub continent: Clark
Injuries an unfortunate occupational hazard for fast bowlers: Oz team physiotherapist
Technical glitch delays test-firing of Advanced Air Defence (ADD) interceptor missile
Sri Lanka slams US State Department rights report
Cheryl Cole considering permanent move to LA?
Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor still at planning, says Centre
U-19 all-rounder Azam overjoyed after selection in Twenty20 World Cup squad
Scientists sequence Hydra genome
Vitamin D levels may have different effects on atherosclerosis in blacks, whites
Injured Australian pacer Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the third Test against the West Indies starting at the WACA Ground on Wednesday.
Perth, Dec.15 : Injured Australian pacer Peter Siddle has been ruled out of the third Test against the West Indies starting at the WACA Ground on Wednesday.
Team physiotherapist Alex Kontouris said Siddle pulled up stiff after a long bowling stint in the nets on Monday.
A sore hamstring had troubled him during the recent drawn second Test in Adelaide.
Siddle's absence opens the way for fellow Victorian quick Clint McKay to make his Test debut against the West Indies.
In other news, Kontouris said off-spinner Nathan Hauritz has hurt his finger during a fielding drill.
McKay, 26, will join two-Test newcomer Doug Bollinger in a highly inexperienced pace attack led by Mitchell Johnson.
All-rounder Shane Watson dismissed any injury doubts by bowling a considerable amount of overs in the nets today and will no doubt be used as the fourth pace option.
McKay made his one-day international debut for Australia against India last month and was selected ahead of Stuart Clark for the second Test in Adelaide when Ben Hilfenhaus was ruled out.
ANI