"Whether I'll play in the series is out of my control but, hopefully, I'll play," said Bracewell, who didn't get any game time in the series against Pakistan in the UAE.
CD defied the odds of a rain-interrupted match, a lion's share of Saturday lost and the Aces a player down after DJ Bartlett got hurt.
The Taradale Cricket Club player said 18 wickets tumbled on day one so the game progressed well.
"Today wickets were important because we needed nine of them and we'd done that before so it was a pretty pleasing game," he said, saluting fellow opener Ben Wheeler for tightening the screw on the hosts.
It also was the last first-class game for veteran opening batsman Jamie How, who is sitting in 10th place on the "most-runs" table on 201.
"It was Howser's last game so the boys wanted to send him off well by acknowledging his great contribution to CD cricket because he's played a lot of games over the years and put in a huge effort."
Bracewell said Ben Smith had also showed his prowess after a lean patch in the Georgie Pie Super Smash T20 competition.
