Brad Haddin

Nathan Lyon obliterated the Hobart Hurricanes at the SCG, as part of the Sydney Sixers' fierce response to suffering a first loss to the Sydney Thunder in five years of the Big Bash League

Brad Haddin has urged Cricket Australia to work at refashioning a global club T20 competition that provided added incentives for teams to perform in the BBL

Peter Nevill's predecessor Brad Haddin has spoken out against a rising tide of opinion that Australia's Test wicketkeeper should be promoted to No. 6 in the batting order

Is he a leggie? Is he a batsman? Is he an allrounder? No, he's the new captain of Australia

Australia's selectors Rod Marsh and Darren Lehmann indicated to Michael Clarke that Peter Nevill was set to retain his place at Edgbaston before they told Brad Haddin they had not yet made a decision

The former Australia wicketkeeper was happy to play the villain to get the best out of himself and his team

A collection of reactions from cricketers, present and past, and Australia team-mates on Brad Haddin's retirement

Brad Haddin has said he has no regrets about the way his Test career ended, when he was not reinstated after stepping down from the Lord's Test to be with his ill daughter

Steven Smith and the coach Darren Lehmann both offered warm tributes to Haddin from Manchester as he announced his international retirement in Sydney

Brad Haddin's formal retirement announcement has rounded out a quintet of exits from the game around Australia's unsuccessful Ashes defence in England

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Brad Haddin flew home to Australia on Tuesday evening for family reasons, ending an unhappy Ashes tour early to be with his wife, Karina, and children

While the Australian side has maintained unity in the controversy following Brad Haddin's demotion in the side but there appears to some angst about the sequence in which events took place.

For all the emotion tied to his family situation and the depth of his contribution to the Test side, he was seriously out of form with the bat

Darren Lehmann has rejected suggestions that the national team's "family first" policy had been mistreated by the decision to drop Brad Haddin after he missed the Lord's Test to be with his ill daughter

Australia's selectors and management have been accused of being too harsh on Brad Haddin but the team's horrible display at Edgbaston suggests that they may actually have been too lenient, and not just on him

Australia's selection chairman Rod Marsh has said that he and the coach Darren Lehmann had no choice but to retain Peter Nevill ahead of Brad Haddin for the Edgbaston Test match