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Wade: Test snub ‘doesn’t really make a lot of sense’
Wicketkeeper Matthew Wade feels the reasons given for not selecting him in the Australia Test team for the upcoming home series against Sri Lanka "doesn't really make a lot of sense".
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CountriesWade hopes Aussies don’t ‘try and play like New Zealand’
Matthew Wade hopes Australia don't lose their competitive edge and "try and play like New Zealand" following the ball-tampering scandal that happened on tour tin South Africa.
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Top StoryWade makes peace with axing
Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade says he has made peace with the fact that his international career is more than likely over.
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Top StoryWade in the dark about Test future
Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has revealed that he is in the dark as far as his place in the Test XI goes. At this point...
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CountriesClarke urges selectors to stick with Wade
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has urged the selectors to stick with Matthew Wade as the wicketkeeper for the upcoming Ashes series at home.
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Top StoryWade believes he can seal Ashes spot
Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade believes that he will be able cement his place in the team for the Ashes with Sheffield Shield runs.
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Top StoryWade knows he needs runs
Australia wicketkeeper batsman Matthew Wade has admitted that he has been underperforming with the bat.
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AustraliaWade could be axed for decisive Tigers Test
Australia captain Steve Smith hinted that the Aussies could drop wicketkeeper Matthew Wade for the second Test against Bangladesh, starting in Chittagong on Monday.
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Wade putting faith in technique
Australia wicketkeeper Matthew Wade believes the key to success behind the stumps in India will be for him to trust in his technique and not second guess himself.
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Top StoryWade to return home
Matthew Wade will return home from the tour of New Zealand, it was confirmed by Cricket Australia in a release issued to the press.