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New Zealand fast bowler Doug Bracewell has been ruled out of the second Test against Australia with a shoulder injury.Bracewell joins batsman Ross Taylor and all-rounder Mitchell Santner on the sidelines for the match in Christchurch - a game the Kiwis must win to level the two-Test series after losing the encounter at Wellington by an innings and 52 runs. Matt Henry is likely to take over Bracewells role as third seamer behind Tim Southee and Trent Boult. Taylor has not recovered sufficiently from a muscle tear in his left side which he picked up during the one-day international series against Pakistan, while Santner is still sore from bone bruising in his right foot.Australia need only a draw at the Hagley Oval to overtake India at the top of the Test rankings.Watch day one of the second Test between New Zealand and Australia live on Sky Sports 2 HD from 9.25pm on Friday.Also See:Australia crush New ZealandMcCullum picked by Black CapsNew Zealand fixtures/resultsAustralia fixtures/resultsVladimir Guerrero Jr. Blue Jays Jersey . Clarke was injured while practicing on the Doha Golf Club range after the pro-am on Tuesday. The Northern Irishman arrived at the course on Wednesday hoping to start, but after hitting a few balls on the practice putting green Clarke advised officials he was not fit to play. Freddy Galvis Jersey . 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LOUIS -- Theres no telling how these wacky World Series games will end.COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Audits have been ordered for South Carolinas three research universities after revelations that their trustees spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on luxury hotels, expensive dinners and travel to football games.The South Carolinas Commission on Higher Educations director, Gary Glenn, said the state inspector general was being asked Friday to review alleged excessive spending by the boards overseeing Clemson, the University of South Carolina and the Medical University of South Carolina.The commission voted unanimously Thursday to request the audits after a report by The Post and Courier of Charleston that MUSC board members were reimbursed $560,000 over five years for spending on luxury hotels, dining and alcohol while in Charleston for meetings.While the article focused on MUSCs board, the newspaper reported finding that Clemsons governing board spent more -- $750,000 since 2011 -- and that trustees of USC, the states largest university, spent less than $400,000 in that time frame. Clemson and USC boards each spent more than $100,000 on football travel.In an environment of skyrocketing costs and runaway spending in higher education, the timing of this news article could not be worse, commission Chairman Tim Hofferth said in a prepared statement. The agencys responsibility is to protect the students, families, and taxpayers of South Carolina. In order to properly address this situation, the first step is to be proactive in trying to find the facts.He said commissioners would decide how to respond after getting the audits resuults.dddddddddddd That could take months.Its unclear what they could do.MUSC officials contend most of their reimbursements come not from public money, but from a private nonprofit corporation set up to benefit the medical universitys hospital.An exemption in state law allows university trustees to set their own travel expense rates, and use money made from student athletics, activities, canteens and bookstores to reimburse trustees above normal per diems.According to the newspaper, MUSC trustees hotel stays accounted for nearly $100,000 of the spending, with rooms at Charleston Place and Planters Inn. Other expenses during the trustees six or so meetings annually included $37,400 on a 2014 Christmas banquet, $160 bottles of wine, and dining at the citys finest restaurants, regularly including trustees family members and other guests.MUSC spending guidelines, set by the trustees, allow reimbursements to pick up the tab for trustees guests if they have a clear connection or future/potential connection to MUSC.Such reimbursements are illegal, however, for other state employees on business trips. By law, non-college board members are limited to a $35 daily allowance plus $25 a day for meals and standard mileage. If they require a hotel room, they must abide by rates set by the federal government.Two prominent legislators told The Post and Courier they plan to investigate the matter when the Legislature returns in January. ' ' '