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Australia announces T20 squad for series against India, Tait named

| | Jan 18, 2016, at 03:02 pm
Melbourne, Jan 18 (IBNS) Pacer Shaun Tait has been named in the Australia side selected for the T20 series against India.

Nathan Lyon, Chris Lynn and Andrew Tye have been included in the 17-man Australian squad by selectors.

National Selector Rod Marsh was quoted as saying by Cricket Australia website: "Shaun Tait returns on the basis that he is the quickest bowler going around in Australia at the moment and he offers us that explosive option if we choose to use it."

Australia 17-man squad: Aaron Finch (c), David Warner, Steve Smith, Shane Watson, Glenn Maxwell, Matthew Wade, James Faulkner, John Hastings, Shaun Marsh, Cameron Boyce, Nathan Lyon, Chris Lynn, Travis Head, Kane Richardson, Andrew Tye, Scott Boland, Shaun Tait

 

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