Travis Head has made a re-visitation of the Australian ODI crew as the selectors picked to pick original capacity groups for the impending ODIs against Britain and the two-match Test series against West Indies at home. Despite the fact that Australia have favored dealing with the responsibility of their three best option quicks - Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins and Josh Hazlewood - in two-sided tasks, the triplet have been picked to play both the series following their initial exit from the continuous T20 World Cup. Head, who missed the series against Zimbabwe and New Zealand to be with his accomplice for the introduction of their most memorable kid, will take the as of late resigned Aaron Finch's position in the ODI crew. This three-match series that is set to start off on November 17, four days after the T20 World Cup last, will likewise be Cummins' most memorable task as ODI chief. "Our center is to keep on building a crew so as to the following year's Reality Cup under Pat as the new ODI commander, so it's a significant series," Seat of Selectors George Bailey said. "Travis Head returns instead of Aaron Finch having played well in Pakistan and Sri Lanka prior in the year. He has exhibited adaptability in the kinds of jobs he can play in our ODI line-up. Our next an open door in the ODI configuration will be in India one year from now which will permit us to encounter comparative circumstances concerning the World Cup in October." Following the finish of the ODI series against Britain on November 22, Australia will make a beeline for Perth to take on West Indies in the main Test, starting from November 30. The second and last Trial of the series will be played in Adelaide from December 8. There were no genuine amazements in the 13-man crew they picked for those two Test matches. Marcus Harris, who wasn't important for the senior crew in Sri Lanka, is back in the wake of exhibiting productive structure in Region Cricket and in the Sheffield Safeguard. While he is probably going to be the hold hitter, Scott Boland is supposed to be the reinforcement pacer to the best option triplet. "After a few bigger crews for the sub-mainland visits over the colder time of year, we have gotten back to a fundamentally the same as crew to that which performed emphatically the previous summer in completely winning the Remains," Bailey said. "Marcus Harris holds his place in the wake of proceeding to perform for Gloucestershire in the English Province contest and a solid beginning to the Bog Sheffield Safeguard season." ODI squad:Pat Cummins (C), Ashton Agar, Alex Carey (WK), Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Marnus Labuschagne, Mitchell Marsh, Glenn Maxwell, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, David Warner, Adam Zampa Test Squad:Pat Cummins (C), Scott Boland, Alex Carey (WK), Cameron Green, Marcus Harris, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Usman Khawaja, Marnus Labuschagne, Nathan Lyon, Steve Smith, Mitchell Starc, David Warner