Ellis and Davies ruled out of Australia's South Africa ODI tour with injuries

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Australian cricketers Nathan Ellis and Josh Davies have been ruled out of the ongoing tour of South Africa due to injuries. No replacement players have been named for the final ODI of the series. Separately, three players from the Australia A squad touring India — Doggett, O'Neill, and Kellaway — have been recalled home. The trio is departing the India tour to participate in domestic Sheffield Shield cricket matches.

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