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April 12, 2008Posted on 04/12/2008 in Australian cricket
Painful waiting paid off
Brad Haddin doesn’t normally wait by the phone to find out if he’s been selected for the national squad, but this time around he just couldn’t help himself. It was a painful two weeks he tells Alex Brown in the Sydney Morning Herald.
"I just wanted to hear it officially: you've been named in the squad for the West Indies. I was on edge every time the phone rang. I was like a bear with a sore head until I got that confirmation."
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