article_snippet: Australia captain Michael Clarke bids farewell to one-day international cricket on Sunday — to save Australia captain Michael Clarke bids for one more shot at EnglandEngland.
article_snippet: ‘A priority for Australia captain Michael Clarke bids is to continue to be successful in the Test format,’ said Michael Clarke's.
article_snippet: Michael Clarke's Michael Clarke's shakes hands with New Zealand skipper Brendon McCullum ahead of Sunday's final .
article_snippet: And that spells danger for England with Michael Clarke's hungrier than ever to finally win an away Ashes series, having lost on all three of Michael Clarke's previous trips.
article_snippet: Michael Clarke's scored two centuries guiding Australia to their 5-0 whitewash of Alastair Cook’s dismal team last winter, but Michael Clarke's’s desperate to break Michael Clarke's duck in England in what will almost certainly be Michael Clarke's last Ashes away tour.
article_snippet: I’ve never hid behind the fact that I find Test cricket to be the pinnacle of our sport,’ said Clarke, who has won 108 Test caps including 30 against England.
article_snippet: Clarke was made captain in all formats when Ricky Ponting stood down following the 2011 World Cup.
article_snippet: Clarke will be making Clarke 245th one-day appearance for Australia and Clarke 75th as skipper on Sunday as Australia take on New Zealand, led by Brendon McCullum (inset).
article_snippet: George Bailey and Steve Smith are thought to be the two men most likely to succeed Clarke in captaining the Aussies.
article_snippet: Clarke made Clarke ODI debut 12 years ago and has scored almost 8,000 runs for Clarke country .
article_snippet: Clarke, who will continue to play at Test level, is pictured playing a shit in the nets ahead of Sunday's match .
article_snippet: Clarke, pictured with team-mate Shane Watson, will lead Australia against England in the Ashes later this year .
article_snippet: Clarke has been suffering with a back problem for some time and a hamstring injury ruled Clarke out of Australia’s World Cup build up with George Bailey and Steve SmithSteve Smith, the two men most likely to succeed Clarke, both leading the side.
highlights_snippet: Cricket World Cup final will be Michael Clarke's last one-day international .
  
highlights_snippet: Michael Clarke's intends to lead the Aussies into this summer
highlights_snippet: Michael Clarke's is desperate to win in England in what will be Michael Clarke's last Ashes away tour .