Cameron White makes great start in bid to seal place in Aussie Twenty20 World Cup squad Australian T20 opener Cameron White is determined to make the most of his second chance in the national side after scoring 75 in the first T20 international against England. Cameron White smashed 75 off 43 balls in his international return. A STARRING return to the international arena has not been enough to convince Cameron White he is a walk-up start for the Twenty20 World Cup squad. Playing in national colours with the first time since October 2012, White produced a man-of-the-match performance against England in Hobart last night to lift Australia to a 1-0 lead in the best-of-three series. The Melbourne Stars skipper clubbed 75 off just 43 balls, cracking four sixes and six boundaries as he shared a 106-run opening stand with Aaron Finch (52) inside 11 overs which set up the home side's daunting 4-213 and eventual 13-run win. With World Cup certainties David Warner and Shane Watson rested ahead of the South Africa tour, White relished the chance to open the batting for his country for the first time to stake a claim for inclusion in the final squad. However despite his brutal display and being regarded as one of the cleanest hitters in the game, White knows he must keep producing if he is take keep his second shot rolling. "Those guys (Warner and Watson) have got to come back in, I'm not exactly sure I will be in the team once they are back," White said when asked if he expected to slide down the order for the return of the dynamic duo. Naturally they will come in for the next series overseas. All I can do is concentrate on these next couple of games and hopefully put my best foot forward and score a few more runs. With the Twenty20 World Cup around the corner, that is a bit of an aim. White had been a mainstay in coloured clothing for Australia up until a few years ago, but strong form domestically in the Ryobi Cup, Sheffield Shield and Big Bash forced the selectors hands.