Steve Waugh's twin Mark was chosen vice-captain in the 14-man squad picked for the first five matches of the series against England and Sri Lanka.Warne, who captained Australia in a limited overs match against New Zealand last year when Steve Waugh was injured, was the obvious choice to take over.However, it was Warne's admission of involvement in the scandal that caused speculation about his suitability to lead his country.

The ACB said it would resist calls for the pair to be punished further because the fined them more than four years ago and considered the case closed.

The triangular series opens with Australia playing England in Brisbane on Sunday.

The team: Steve Waugh (captain), Shane Warne, Michael Bevan, Greg Blewett, Adam Dale, Damien Fleming, Adam Gilchrist, Brendon Julian,Darren Lehmann, Glenn McGrath, Damien Martyn, Ricky Ponting, Mark Waugh, Brad Young.

Larsen recalled

HAMILTON: Gavin Larsen ended a lengthy absence from the New Zealand cricket team today, being named in the 12-man side to play the first two limited-overs matches against India.

The 36-year-old medium pace bowler was out of international cricket for 13 months before being named to play in the day-night match Saturday in Taupo and the second match in Napier on Tuesday.

Larsen and Canterbury all-rounder Chris Harris replace current Test players opener Matthew Bell and off-spinner Paul Wiseman.

The squad: Stephen Fleming (captain), Roger Twose, Matthew Horne, Craig McMillan, Chris Cairns, Chris Harris, Adam Parore, Dion Nash, Daniel Vettori, Gavin Larsen, Simon Doull, Geoff Allott.