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Brad Haddin A Man Who Put Family Before Cricket
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Brad Haddin, A Man Who Put Family Before Cricket
September 09, 2015 13:00
Brad Haddin has announced his retirement from international cricket. The 37-year-old will continue to play only Twenty20 cricket for the Sydney Sixers.
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Tenacious Australian wicketkeeper and batsman Brad Haddin announced his retirement from international cricket on Wednesday after a stellar career. (All AFP photos)
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Vice-captain of the Test team for much of the last two years, the 37-year-old will continue to play only Twenty20 cricket for the Sydney Sixers.
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Haddin controversially lost his place on Australia's England tour after performing below his usual high standards in the opening game and returned home last month for family reasons.
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Haddin played 66 Tests but had to wait until he was 30 to win his first Test cap following the retirement of Adam Gilchrist. Only three Australian wicket-keepers played more Tests than Haddin: Ian Healy (119), Adam Gilchrist (96) and Rod Marsh (96).
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Haddin said he has planned to spend more time with his family after retirement. "(My wife) Karina and I would like to get more involved with Westmead Hospital and see if we can do anything to help there," he said.
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"It gives me the opportunity to sit back and watch the kids growing up," Haddin said.
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