Matthew Wade has been known as as much as Australia's T20I squad in South Africa to exchange Glenn Maxwell, who picked up an ankle damage throughout the group's first coaching session in Durban.

Maxwell's damage has been termed "a minor aggravation to his left ankle", and a conservative route has been taken with an eye fixed on the ODI World Cup in India in October-November. He was already as a consequence of go away the tour after the T20I sequence for the start of his first youngster earlier than rejoining the squad in India.

"We are taking a precautionary approach, given Glenn was heading home next week in any case," Australia selector Tony Dodemaide stated. "We will monitor Glenn's recovery with a view to him being available for the three-match ODI series in India in advance of the World Cup."

He had flagged a possible worldwide retirement final yr after the T20 World Cup in Australia, however stepped again from that in subsequent months and chair of selectors George Bailey indicated he remained firmly of their ideas for subsequent yr's event within the West Indies and the USA.

"We do fully expect that [Wade] will come back into this T20 squad for that Indian series post the World Cup," Bailey stated. "This was a great opportunity to give Josh, who's been on an enormous amount of tours across a number of formats and hasn't really had much playing-time opportunity.

"Alex Carey is clearly the wicketkeeper in [ODIs], however simply ensuring that if Josh does get a chance by an damage to Alex, that he is able to go and he is obtained some sport time underneath his belt."

The T20I sequence will get underway in Durban on Wednesday with all three matches performed in the identical metropolis throughout 5 days.