Moises Henriques said he is determined to be back in the field within a week or two to claim for a spot in the Australian team.

The young all-rounder's honeymoon in international cricket lasted only twp matches but Henriques said he wanted to be available for the summer series against West Indies and Pakistan.

One of the stars of New South Wales' victorious Champions League campaign, Henriques, himself was a replacement for injured James Hopes in the ongoing seven-match ODI series against India.

But the 22-year-old all-rounder, who made his debut in third one-dayer in Delhi, sustained a hamstring injury during the fourth game in Mohali, which forced him to return home after being ruled out for the remainder of the series.

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"As a kid, I said all I wanted was to play one game for Australia, but when you get that one game, you just want more and more," said Henriques, who returned home yesterday to consult a physiotherapist to repair his right hamstring.

"I am still learning my craft. Playing for your country isn't easy, maybe this is what I needed to show me how professional you need to be to ensure you're able to take the field every time.?

"I want to be back in a week or two," he was quoted as saying in the Sydney Morning Herald.

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