experience, taking 4 wickets. Hauritz was then left out of the first test at Brisbane for the 2010–11 Ashes series, a series in which he was a certainty to play in favour of Xavier Doherty. Nathan Hauritz returned to First Class Cricket for NSW and begun participating in the Sheffield Shield, hoping to gain a test recall. He was a strong contributor for the side notching his maiden first class hundred, 146, breaking a long-standing record for the most runs by a night watchmen in the Sheffield Shield and then followed that up with another hundred in the following game. He was also the shield's leading spinner at this stage with the ball taking 19 wickets at 26.78 including a career best 5/39 and match figures of 7/104 at the WACA. There were calls for an 'S.O.S' style test recall as Xavier Doherty performed miserably however the selectors included uncapped spinner Michael Beer for the Sydney Test despite Hauritz's better performances. At the end of the summer Hauritz was recalled to the ODI match against England in Hobart. His regain to form had Hauritz set for a World Cup berth but he dislocated his shoulder in the outfield while fielding a ball at Hobart, which subsequently needed a full shoulder reconstruction, ruling him out of competitive cricket for some time. Hauritz's domestic season was not prosperous for NSW in the 2011–12 season, with NSW sitting last on the Sheffield Shield ladder. Hauritz moved back to his original State, Queensland with fellow NSW batsmen Usman Khawaja. Life after cricket Hauritz now works as a cricket coach and consultant at schools. He coaches at Brisbane cricket club Northern Suburbs He lives in Bulimba. Career best performances References External links Australian cricketers 1981 births Living people Australia Test cricketers Australia One Day International cricketers Cricketers at the 2011 Cricket World Cup Cricketers at the 2003 Cricket World Cup Australia Twenty20 International cricketers Cricketers from Queensland Queensland cricketers New South Wales cricketers Brisbane Heat cricketers Melbourne Renegades cricketers Sydney Thunder cricketers