Sydney: Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Haddin announced his retirement from One-Day International (ODI) cricket on Sunday.He made the announcement as he prepares to fly out for Australia's Test tours of the West Indies and England on
Melbourne: Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has said it was never his intention to offend anyone during a radio interview after Sunday's World Cup victory.Australia defeated New Zealand in the World Cup final on Sunday at
Auckland: Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin said much awaited contest with New Zealand will be a chance for Australian team to test themselves against who are playing some top notch quality cricket at the World Cup.The
Sydney: Veteran Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin Thursday confirmed that he is nearing the end of his One-Day International (ODIs) career saying, "looks like I haven't got many one-day games in front of me". Haddin, 37, has
Sydney: Australian wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Haddin said Wednesday his team is willing to continue playing aggressive cricket despite criticism from several quarters.Australia's rough and tough approach evoked outrage after David Warner was involved in an altercation
Hobart: The criticism they are facing notwithstanding, Australia's wicketkeeper-batsman Brad Haddin said his team is quite comfortable playing a hard-nosed brand of cricket and would not be affected by the furore caused by David Warner's
Sydney: Australian all-rounder Shane Watson lauded Brad Haddin for rising up to the challenge of facing a hostile short-ball tactic specifically employed against the wicketkeeper by India in the drawn third Test in Melbourne."I think
Sydney: Australian vice-captain Haddin said Thursday Australia had “earned the right” to take no risk in the drawn Third Test and sew up the Border-Gavaskar series - defending skipper Steven Smith's tactics at the Melbourne
Sydney: Defending his team's tactics in the drawn third cricket Test against India, Australian vice-captain Brad Haddin today said the hosts earned the right to go about the way they wanted after playing India out
Sydney: Left surprised by Mahendra Singh Dhoni's retirement from Test cricket, Australian vice-captain Brad Haddin today said the Indian is a "true gentleman" of the game and has left his team in a much better
Melbourne, Australia: Steven Smith smashed his third century of the series to lead Australia to a commanding 389-7 at lunch on the second day of the third test against India on Saturday.Smith and Brad Haddin
Melbourne: Scoreboard after India scored 108/1 at stumps after bowling Australia out for 530 in first innings on Day 2 in third test played at Melbourne Cricket Ground here Saturday. Australia 1st innings: 530India 1st innings:
Melbourne: India have set an aggressive tone to the ongoing four-match Test series and Australia is not expecting any let-up going ahead for the Boxing Day Test, Australian wicket-keeper Brad Haddin said on Tuesday."The Indians
Melbourne: Wicket-keeper Brad Haddin Tuesday backed Cricket Australia's decision to promote Steven Smith to be the skipper of the Test side in place of the injured Michael Clarke, expressing his satisfaction at the development."It was
Melbourne: Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin's alarming batting slump must end, Australia's coach Darren Lehmann said Sunday.The 37-year-old is regarded as the elder statesman of the team and was also considered for captaincy before Steven Smith was
Brisbane: Brad Haddin equalled the record for most dismissals in a Test innings by an Australian wicketkeeper during India's first innings score of 408 in the ongoing second cricket Test at the Gabba here Thursday.Haddin
Brisbane: Debutant Josh Hazlewood grabbed a fifer on debut as India lost six wickets in the extended morning session to be bowled out for 408 in their first innings at lunch on the second day
Adelaide: Injured skipper Michael Clarke has backed Brad Haddin as Australia cricket captain for the remainder of the Test series against India saying he is confident that the wicket-keeper batsman will get all the support
Adelaide: Vice-captain Brad Haddin is hopeful of Michael Clarke leading the Australian outfit in the first Test against India starting December 9 after the hamstrung skipper reported to training at the Adelaide Oval, here today.“Michael
Melbourne: The first cricket Test between India and Australia is all set to be rescheduled as three of the senior cricketers in Shane Watson, David Warner and Brad Haddin are amongst those who have already
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