Wicket keeper does not rest - Nevill

After a bumper season for the New South Wales Blues, who saw him the best player this year the title, it was possible to forgive Peter Neville to take some time away from the game when the summer ended. But there was no break for the wicketkeeper, batsman, with Neville abandon any leave to make sure he would be ready to go when the Australian team leaves for the West Indies next week.

Said Neville "(NSW strength and coach conditioning) Paul Chapman sent me some programs to make sure I can get myself in good nick physically, and in the past few weeks we have been intensifying side skills of things," when asked about the start of the busy God 'off-season. "I feel like I had good preparation and I need to make sure I'm ready to go should Brad (Haddin) to injury during the Windies tours or ashes." Neville and embark on the second tour of the West Indies test after the backup to Matthew Wade in the Caribbean in 2012. Options one: Healy says be wary of Windies goalkeeper Blues "Victorian-born coming from a season which has produced 764 runs in 10 games, including 235 did not lose against Tasmania which saw him become just the wicketkeeper] NSW second after Billy Murdoch to score a double century. Neville during his visit bumper 2014-15 season // Getty player, 29-year-old is no stranger to hard work after having gone through a similar routine At the end of summer 2013-14 in preparation for the Australia series. "I have done a little bit of time last season but I thought, with what was coming up, and this would be a good opportunity to get myself in good physical condition and to get a good training base before leaving," he said. While a lot of preparations Neville those solo effort, it has benefited from the presence of New South Wales Australian spinner Nathan Lyon. The pair spent time together in the Bupa National Center for Cricket in Brisbane where both benefit from the wicket special training and conducive to spin. " Nathan and I've been doing a lot of work together, and it's great to have a training partner in this regard. She has had access to the spinning wickets in the middle of the field the great Allan Border. "It helps to repeat what may come up against in the West Indies, in line to Nathan, that it was a great way to prepare from the viewpoint of wicketkeeping of view", and when it was announced squad for tours of the West Indies and the ashes in said early March the national specified Rod Marsh Neville "bashed down the door" to be selected in the championship shield. But call the reserve forces still shocked Neville. "It was hard to contain my excitement, I was very Chowad for an invitation," said Neville at the time. "You still have to pinch yourself a little bit to be honest. It's marquee series, is not it?" To know you're going to be part of this is very exciting. "Australian team series against the West Indies Test begins on 3 June