The Ashes 2010: Doug Bollinger is the return of the sparkling Brisbane

Bollinger suffered the injury in the first Test tour of India and also missed the one-day series. He was dismissed from the next one-day series against Sri Lanka, but must return to Sheffield Shield has called on the ashes.Simon Katich (thumb ligament) and Ryan Harris (knee surgery) is expected to be suitable to take the side as Andrew Strauss's attempt to regain Ashes in Australia.

Cricket Australia physiotherapist Alex Kountouris said Doug Bollinger returned from India with a stomach muscle strain sustained during the first test. "He has not recovered in time to be available for the ODI series in India back in Australia. He analyzes what was acquitted of any significant muscle injury. As such he will start bowling next week and is likely to be available for selection for the match-Bix Sheffield Shield Know for New South Wales against Tasmania on 17 October before the first Ashes test Vodafone. The Katich, Kountouris added: "Simon Katich injured a ligament in the thumb before the first Test in India.

Since returning home, he saw a specialist who advised her a short break to take pole, then back in training. As such, it has not hit since his return from India, but will do next week. "He will Weet-Bix Sheffield Shield game for New South Wales began on October 31 missed, but should be available for selection for the Weet-Bix Sheffield Shield play begins November 10 and 17, the prior preparation for the first test Brisbane Ashes Vodafone. Ryan Harris is on track with his rehabilitation from knee surgery he underwent in July 2010.

"This is likely to be available for a game Futures Queensland League next week and hopefully be available for selection for Queensland in game Ryobi Cup on 6 November."As long as there are no setbacks during this period, it will be available for selection for the match-Bix Sheffield Shield Know for Queensland on either November 10 or 17, in advance of the first Ashes test Vodafone, beginning November 25."