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I'm not finished yet: Stuart MacGill

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Posted online: Friday, January 25, 2008 at 0954 hrs IST

Melbourne, January 25:
Australian spinner Stuart MacGill has expressed wish to return to the Australian team and play his best.

"What I am is very, very clear that I am not finished. I want to keep playing for an unknown period of time," MacGill said, according to Herald Sun report.

MagGill also believed that he was doing right things to return to the national side.

"I honestly believe that I can be 100 per cent at some point, then I want to play again and I want to prove to myself firstly, and, then to people that have supported me, that I am a really valuable member of the Australian side and the New South Wales side" he said.

"I've been happy with the way I've bowled, but I'm playing against the best players of spin. So I'm just in a contest and I'm trying to hold my head high.

"I've done all right for what I've done now. Tomorrow's a different day and second innings I might get into the wickets then, but I'll just keep hanging in there" he said.

"I can't do more than give 100 per cent and try to put the ball where I want to put it," Hogg said on Thursday night.

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I'm not finished yet: Stuart MacGill Agencies Posted online: Friday, January 25, 2008 at 0954 hrs IST Melbourne, January 25: Australian spinner Stuart MacGill has expressed wish to return to the Australian team and play his best. "What I am is very, very clear that I am not finished. I want to keep playing for an unknown period of time," MacGill said, according to Herald Sun report. MagGill also believed that he was doing right things to return to the national side. "I honestly believe that I can be 100 per cent at some point, then I want to play again and I want to prove to myself firstly, and, then to people that have supported me, that I am a really valuable member of the Australian side and the New South Wales side" he said. "I've been happy with the way I've bowled, but I'm playing against the best players of spin. So I'm just in a contest and I'm trying to hold my head high. "I've done all right for what I've done now. Tomorrow's a different day and second innings I might get into the wickets then, but I'll just keep hanging in there" he said. "I can't do more than give 100 per cent and try to put the ball where I want to put it," Hogg said on Thursday night.