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Wade back for Vics' crucial Shield clash

Captain Matthew Wade is the only new addition for Victoria ahead of their Sheffield Shield match.

Matthew Wade.
Captain Matthew Wade is the only new addition for Victoria ahead of their Sheffield Shield match. (AAP)

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Victorian cricket captain Matthew Wade is back for their pivotal last-round Sheffield Shield match against NSW in Alice Springs.

The Bushrangers have lost their last two games and now have to beat the in-form Blues to ensure they make the final.

The top-of-the-table Bushrangers could still qualify for the decider if they lose to the third-placed Blues and second-placed Queensland go down to Western Australia at the Gabba - or fail to bank enough bonus points to pass the Vics.

Wade missed last week's loss to Queensland for the birth of his first child.

The wicketkeeper-batsman is Victoria's only inclusion in the 12-man squad for the match starting next Tuesday, with Sam Harper and Jake Reed left out.

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Vic squad:

Matthew Wade (capt), Fawad Ahmed, Scott Boland, Dan Christian, Travis Dean, Peter Handscomb, Ian Holland, Jon Holland, Rob Quiney, Marcus Stoinis, Chris Tremain, Cameron White.


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