Ex-Aussie allrounder Cameron 'Bear' White bites Reckbacks Victorian Bushrangers allrounder Cameron White in action. Picture: Matt King. FORMER Test allrounder Cameron White has unfinished business this season having been unseated from Australia's limited overs set-up and Victorian captaincy. It was South Australia who felt "Bear's" wrath during a six-wicket Ryobi Cup loss to Victoria in Bankstown. White hasn't fronted for Australia since the World Twenty20 loss to the West Indies in Colombo last October and lost the Bushrangers leadership to former Test keeper Matthew Wade this season. High profile Bushrangers teammates Wade, David Hussey and Rob Quiney have also fallen out of favour with national selectors over the past 12 months but it was White who took the Redbacks to the cleaners with a match-winning 86 in 89 balls. It was the authoritative display White, 30, wanted to avoid becoming a bystander in an Ashes summer. "I definitely want to play for Australia in all formats again," said White, who enjoyed a one-day average of 60 and 43 in T20 for County side Northamptonshire this winter. Tasmania and SA meet at Bankstown on Wednesday having been both convincingly beaten by a Victorian side loaded with talent and searching for atonement at international level.