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Daniel Worrall, Joe Mennie and Chris Tremain have been chosen for Australias limited-overs tour of South Africa after the selectors were compelled to dig deep into the nations pace reserves to cover for the resting Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood.For a series that will be played in conditions more suited to pacemen than the just completed bout with Sri Lanka, Worrall, Mennie and Tremain have been rewarded for breakout domestic seasons for South Australia and Victoria, the two sides that contested last seasons Sheffield Shield final.National selector Rod Marsh said the seam and swing bowling trio will be needed to support John Hastings and Scott Boland against South Africa and also the opening match against Ireland. Nathan Coulter-Nile, James Pattinson, Pat Cummins and Peter Siddle were among the bowlers not able to be considered due to injury. Usman Khawaja, who played two ODIs against Sri Lanka with scores of 6 and 0, was left out of the squad. Adam Zampa is the frontline spinner in the squad with Nathan Lyon also omitted.Chris, Joe and Daniel all had terrific summers last year and have also impressed us during the recent Australia A series with consistent performances, Marsh said. They are young players with a bright future who thoroughly deserve their selection and we look forward to seeing them work with John Hastings and Scott Boland, who have both performed well for Australia since returning from injury.Mennie and Worrall formed a potent seam and swing combination alongside Chadd Sayers for the Redbacks last season, while Tremain moved from New South Wales to Victoria and soon found himself spearheading the bowling attack for the team that eventually lifted the Shield.I think consistently playing has been a big help, Tremain said in Melbourne. People keep saying I got starved for opportunity in NSW but I dont think that was the case. It was a matter of not doing the right things at the right time to give yourself an opportunity to play there. Coming down to Victoria I got a few good opportunities early, did ok and rolled with the punches early.Then, rather than worrying about whether I was going to play the next game I worried about the next ball or how I was going to stay in the moment rather than worry about what had gone or what was going to happen. If there was any big change in my game it would be more upstairs in my head than anything else. Playing consistently and not worrying too much about whether I was going to play the next game, was a big step.Tremains first Australian tour will coincide with that of the new assistant coach David Saker, who took up the role as Darren Lehmanns deputy after helping guide the Bushrangers to the Shield. A plain speaker, Saker has ensured Tremain stays level in mindset, neither seduced by success nor downtrodden by failure.He just called and said what are the odds that my first tour is your first tour? Tremain said. Hes good and hes no punches pulled, so Im sure regardless or playing for the Renegades or Victoria or Australia coming up, if Ive done something wrong you get scolded for it and rightly so.If you do something right its not a big pump up, its a pat on the back and congratulations for doing your job. Hes really good at keeping people level, keeping people concentrated on what they need to do and not getting too far ahead or behind what theyre doing.While South African pitches should provide more assistance than Sri Lanka, Tremain said that the high benchmark being set by the likes of Hastings gave him a level of consistency to aim for. Ive been watching the ODIs in Sri Lanka at the moment and they look like theyre very difficult to bowl on, he said. Watching John Hastings and Scotty Boland work over there, [James] Faulkner, the way they go about their business on flat wickets is a really good viewing point for wickets that might offer a little bit more.Doing the hard work on these flat wickets just makes it that little bit easier on a wicket that might offer a bit more. Rather than looking at what we might get in South Africa Ive been looking at what its like when it is really hard and flat and you cant get the ball up around their ears or get it to swing. Viewing that sort of stuff has put me into a mainframe that things are going to be difficult, they might not be as difficult as Sri Lanka, but if I prepare for something really difficult and get a pleasant surprise, then grab it with both hands.Travis Head retained his place in the ODI squad following a series of cameo performances in Sri Lanka, but there was no room for Glenn Maxwell. 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So thats statutory rape every time you do that.Bertolini was a memorabilia merchant whose taped conversations and other information about Roses gambling were central to Rose receiving a permanent ban in 1989.The lawsuit also cites an interview with CBS Radio in which Dowd said, He has Bertolini running young women down in Florida for his satisfaction, so you know hes just not worthy of consideration or to be part of the game. This is not what we want to be in the game of baseball.Rose denied Dowds accusations. Bertolini has said he never made such claims. Former commissioner Fay Vincent, who was deputy commissioner at the time of Roses ban, has said that he did not remember such allegations.The suit also disputes Dowds claim that Rose bet against the Reds, for whom he played and managed. It notes that while the Dowd Report expressly states that no evidence was discovered that Rose bet against the Cincinnati Reds, Dowd told the New York Post in 2002 that he had reliaable evidence that Rose did bet against his team.dddddddddddd According to the filing, these direct contradictions by Dowd on the very same subject matter are evidence that Dowd would lie when his personal animus toward Rose overcame him. Dowds statement that he had reliable evidence that Rose bet against the Reds was maliciously false and reckless and intended to harm Rose.At the time of the interviews last summer, commissioner Rob Manfred was considering Roses request for reinstatement. Dowd had appeared on the shows to discuss that topic, and to talk about whether Rose should be eligible for the Hall of Fame. Manfred ultimately denied Roses request.According to the suit, Ever since Dowd investigated Rose in 1989 and Rose was placed on the Ineligible List, Dowd actively sought to prevent Rose from ever being reinstated by MLB or elected to the Hall of Fame, and he ultimately made maliciously false and reckless claims against Rose.Dowd, 75, who was a longtime partner in the Washington law firm of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, had no comment when contacted by ESPN.Rose is represented by noted First Amendment lawyer Martin Garbus, who has represented Nelson Mandela, Cesar Chavez, Lenny Bruce and Don Imus, among others.The suit does not specify damages except to say that the amount exceeds the jurisdictional minimum of $75,000. It maintains that Rose lost at least two commercial endorsements because of the claims. ' ' '