Australia's Brad Haddin announces his retirement from cricket – video
Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin officially announces his retirement from first class cricket on Wednesday
August 2015
Darren Lehmann to stay as coach, Cricket Australia announces – video
Peter Nevill keeps Ashes snipers at bay while Brad Haddin lends a hand
July 2015
Ashes 2015: Australia’s Peter Nevill to start ahead of Brad Haddin in third Test
Ashes: Michael Clarke unable to confirm Shane Watson dropping after selection leak – video
Ashes 2015: Australia's Brad Haddin and Shane Watson out of second Test
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Australia spurning an Ashes drink with England will not dampen spirits
Mike Selvey
Australia’s Brad Haddin will miss second Ashes Test against England
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England’s glove-hate relationship with Brad Haddin keeps bubbling
Barney Ronay at the Swalec Stadium
May 2015
Australia’s Brad Haddin retires from one-day international cricket
The Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket - less than two months after he helped his country win their fifth World Cup title
December 2014
Brad Haddin claims six dismissals to equal Australian wicketkeeping record
Half dozen catches puts him level with all-time greats Wally Grout, Rod Marsh and Ian Healy
October 2014
Brad Haddin rested for Australia's ODI series with South Africa
Brad Haddin will miss Australia’s ODI series with South Africa, while there is a chance for Josh Hazlewood
January 2014
The Ashes: Australia look forward to 2015 with confidence, but no certainty
Ashes 2013-14: Australia v England, fifth Test, day one - in pictures
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Ashes 2013-14: England undone again by Australia's smiling assassin
Barney Ronay at the SCG
Ashes 2013-14: Steve Smith century steals England's thunder
December 2013
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Brad Haddin's old head and young heart rubs English noses into the dust
Ashes 2013-14: England's grip loosens as Steve Smith hits out for Australia
November 2013
England found wanting by Mitchell Johnson says Michael Carberry
The England opener said the batsmen were not 'up to it' after the first-innings collapse against Australia in the first Ashes Test
October 2013
James Faulkner blitz inspires Australia to upset ODI win over India
• India 303-9; Australia 304-6 • Australia win by four wickets and lead seven-game series 2-1
