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Australian wicketkeeper Matthew Wade has been ruled out from Australia's ODI 14-man squad in favour of Brad Haddin for the upcoming tour of India . Xavier Doherty has been included in place of Fawad Ahmed . The national selector, John Inverarity , said: " After a long tour Michael Clarke's back condition has flared up again and he has been selected subject to fitness, He has returned to Australia for further assessment and the national selection panel hopes that it will improve in time for the Indian tour. " Australia squad : Shane Watson, Aaron Finch, George Bailey (vice-capt), Adam Voges, Phillip Hughes, Michael Clarke (capt), Moises Henriques, Glenn Maxwell, Brad Haddin (wk), Mitchell Johnson, James Faulkner, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Clint McKay, Xavier Doherty.

All-rounder Shane Watson has been included in Australia's squad for the second Test against South Africa. National selector John Inverarity said "Shane Watson is making steady progress from his calf injury, but it is too early to determine if he will be fit to come under consideration for selection." Australia squad: Michael Clarke (Capt.), Shane Watson, Mike Hussey, Matthew Wade, David Warner, Ed Cowan, Peter Siddle, Mitchell Starc, Ricky Ponting, Ben Hilfenhaus, James Pattinson, Nathan Lyon, Rob Quiney.

The only uncapped member from offspinning allrounder Glenn Maxwell is the member of the 15 men Australia squad for the ICC World Twenty20, starting from the next month in sri lanka. The national selector John Inverarity said, " A real strength of the squad is its flexibility and versatility, It's a well-balanced side that will provide the captain, George Bailey, with plenty of options in both the batting line-up and bowling possibilities. " Australia squad : David Warner, Shane Watson, Michael Hussey, George Bailey (capt), Matthew Wade (wk), David Hussey, Glenn Maxwell, Brad Hogg, Cameron White, Daniel Christian, Clint McKay, Mitchell Starc, Xavier Doherty, Pat Cummins, Ben Hilfenhaus.

Cricket Australia has announced John Inverarity as a full-time national selector . Former Test player John Inverarity played 6 Tests in a first-class career. Inverarity will replace Andrew Hilditch