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Brad Haddin
Mon, August 22 2011
Top eight cricketers to represent foriegn teams in CLT20
As many as eight top cricketers of the world, who were initially selected to represent more than one team, have decided to represent their foreign recruits in the Champions League Twenty20 tournament to begin next month in four cities across the country.
Fri, May 27 2011
Ponting likely to be fit for Sri Lanka tour
Injured former skipper Ricky Ponting is recovering well after surgery to his left finger and is expected to be available for Australia's Test tour to Sri Lanka in August, the team physio said.
Thu, May 26 2011
Injured Australian players make injury progress
Former captain Ricky Ponting, keeper Brad Haddin, spinners Nathan Hauritz and Steve Smith are making good progress following surgery ahead of Australia's Test tour of Sri Lanka in August-September, according to team physio Alex Kountouris.
Sat, April 30 2011
KKR to replace injured Haddin with Boucher
By CricketCountry Staff
Kolkata Knight Riders will replace the injured Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin with South African Mark Boucher.
Fri, April 29 2011
Finger injury forces Haddin out of IPL-4
Brad Haddin's Indian Premier League campaign was cut short after the KKR wicketkeeper was detected with a fractured finger.
Wed, April 20 2011
Clarke will make a great captain with time: Haddin
Australian wicketkeeper Brad Haddin feels Michael Clarke is lucky to have former skipper Ricky Ponting by his side and said he would develop into a great captain with time.
Tue, March 18 2014
The World Cup so far: Hits & Misses
The World Cup has not caused many upsets so far and the numbers have been staggering.
Tue, March 01 2011
Haddin says spot-fixing claims are “laughable”
Australia on Tuesday dismissed as "laughable" claims that the International Cricket Council was investigating their World Cup match against Zimbabwe for slow batting.
Fri, February 25 2011
Half centuries for Watson & Haddin; NZ press self-destruct button
By Jamie Alter
New Zealand beat themselves in their first testing match of the World Cup as Australia extended their unbeaten World Cup run to 31 games, with an emphatic win in Nagpur.