Original sentence: Made 62 runs.Ponting suggested that Watson would bat at the number 6 position in the Ashes series against England in 2006/07, and he was named in the squad.Selected to open the batting in third test of 2009 Ashes test match in Edgbaston.Watson returned to regular ODI duty in the 2004/05 season, as a bowling all rounder.Watson scored an unbeaten century on his debut in a tour match, but did not play in the Tests as the selectors retained the same XI that had swept South Africa 3-0 in the Australian season.Watson's injury sidelined him until the 2003/04 Australian season, and during his rehabilitation he played most of the season as a batsman, allowing himself to improve his batting skills while his back was still healing
Edited sentence: He returned to the Australian Test side for the 3rd Ashes Test match at Edgbaston on 30 July 2009 when he replaced opener Philip Hughes who had been struggling for form.In a rain interupted first innings in which Australia struggled, Watson scored 62 opening the batting alongside Simon Katich.Ponting suggested that Watson would bat at the number 6 position in the Ashes series against England in 2006–07, and he was named in the squad.Watson returned to regular ODI duty in the 2004–05 season, as a bowling all rounder.Watson scored an unbeaten century on his debut in a tour match, but did not play in the Tests as the selectors retained the same XI that had swept South Africa 3–0 in the Australian season.Watson's injury sidelined him until the 2003–04 Australian season, and during his rehabilitation he played most of the season as a batsman, allowing himself to improve his batting skills while his back was still healing