February 2008, Bracken achieved his best ever international figures taking 5–47 against Sri Lanka in Sydney. On 8 July Bracken displaced Daniel Vettori as the no. 1 ranked ODI bowler in the world following the series against the West Indies. He was also named in the ICC World ODI team of the year in 2008 and awarded Australia's ODI player of the year at the 2009 Allan Border Medal ceremony. Bracken played his last ODI on 17 September 2009 after succumbing to a knee injury and being ruled out of the 2009 ICC Champions Trophy. This would be his last appearance in Australian colours as the selectors moved on towards younger players. Bracken later announced he would quit from all forms of international cricket on 29 January 2011. He finished with 174 ODI wickets at an average of 24.36 and proved to be a vital member of the Australian One Day International side during his career. With a combination of accuracy, swing and cutters, Bracken established himself as one of the most effective limited overs bowlers in the world. Career highlights Tests Test Debut: vs India at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, 4 December 2003 (cap 387). Bracken's 1st Test wicket was that of Virender Sehwag, caught by Matthew Hayden (1st match). Bracken's best bowling figures of 4/48 off 16 overs came against the West Indies at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, 6 November 2005 Bracken's highest score of 37 came against the West Indies at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, 4 November 2005 One Day Internationals One Day International Debut: vs West Indies at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, 11 January 2001 (cap 142). Bracken's 1st One Day International wicket was that of Sherwin Campbell, caught by Michael Bevan (1st match). Bracken's 50th One Day International wicket was that of Sanath Jayasuriya, caught by Andrew Symonds (31st match). Bracken's 100th One Day International wicket was that of Makhaya Ntini, bowled (60th match). Bracken's best bowling figures of 5/47 off 8.3 overs came against Sri Lanka at the Sydney Cricket Ground, 8 February 2008 Bracken's highest score of 21* off 12 balls came against New Zealand at Jade Stadium, 10 December 2005 Took figures of 3/22 against the West Indies in the final of the 2006 ICC Champions Trophy He was part of Australia's Cricket World Cup winning squads in both 2003 and 2007. Twenty20 Internationals Twenty20 International Debut: vs South Africa at the