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McDermott ready to roar with Thunder

The Sydney Thunder have signed Queensland quick Alister McDermott for BBL05.

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The Sydney Thunder have signed Alister McDermott, hoping the young Queensland quick will help fill the void left by injured paceman Pat Cummins.

Cummins says he is looking forward to linking up with coach Paddy Upton and skipper Mike Hussey and hoping to learn from the pair.

"I've heard bits and pieces about the techniques Paddy uses, and by the sounds of things it is going to be pretty interesting and exciting," said the 24-year-old.

"I spent a month with Huss in Dubai, everyone knows what a legend he is and what he can bring to the team on the field and what he brings to the team off-field with his leadership and experience is invaluable, I can't wait to get amongst it."

With pace spearhead Cummins sidelined for BBL05 with a back injury, McDermott is keen to put his hand up.

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"I know what Pat is going through having returned from a stress fracture, it's not a good road but it holds you in good stead when you get back on the field," said McDermott.

"Coming into the Thunder I'm looking forward to hopefully getting an opportunity, most likely at the death and having the chance to show my skills."

Thunder squad: Fawad Ahmed, Ahillen Beadle, Aiden Blizzard, Pat Cummins, Jake Doran, Chris Green, Chris Hartley, Michael Hussey (c), Jacques Kallis, Usman Khawaja, Alister McDermott, Andrew McDonald, Clint McKay, Kurtis Patterson, Ben Rohrer, Andre Russell, Gurinder Sandhu, Shane Watson.


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