Datastore Cluster & Host Report

Hi,
Having run a PowerCLI script to determine how many datastores are 90% full or more.  I now need to provide the Storage team with a list of Datastore Clusters, containing ESXi hosts and datastores in order for them to provision additional LUNS (it would appear, what they see SAN array side, defers from what is seen vSphere side?)
Could somone kindly provide a ready made script for this? 
The below script only provides cluster details, whereas the requirement is for Datastore Cluster, Host and Datastore details?
foreach ($Cluster in (Get-Cluster)) {
foreach ($VMHost in (Get-VMHost -Location $Cluster)) {
$VMHost | Get-Datastore |
Select-Object -Property @{Name="Cluster";Expression={$Cluster.Name}},
="VMHost";Expression={$VMHost.Name}},
="Datastore";Expression={$_.Name}}
Export-Csv "d:\Scripts\Report1.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture
Thanks for all your efforts in advance.

The ForEach statement doesn't place anything on the pipeline.
You can bypass that by using the Call operator (&).
Something like this
&{foreach($dsc in Get-DatastoreCluster){
  foreach($ds in (Get-Datastore -RelatedObject $dsc)){
    Get-VMHost -Datastore $ds |
    Select -Property @{N='VMHost';E={$_.Name}},
      @{N='DatastoreCluster';E={$dsc.Name}},
      @{N='Datastore';E={$ds.Name}}
}} | Export-Csv "d:\Scripts\Report1.csv" -NoTypeInformation -UseCulture

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    13:19:08.894 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 3 133576 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:08.910 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 4 133592 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:08.910 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 5 133592 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:08.925 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 6 133607 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.034 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 0 133639 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.050 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 1 133624 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.050 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 2 133624 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.066 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 3 133640 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.066 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 4 133640 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.066 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 5 133640 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.081 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 6 133655 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.097 Slow getMessage: four-0 1 134045 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
    13:19:09.097 Slave four-0 connected
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    13:19:09.144 Slow getMessage: signon 0 133780 SEND_SIGNON_INFO_TO_MASTER
    13:19:09.268 Slave three-0 connected
    13:19:09.300 Slow getMessage: signon 0 133838 SEND_SIGNON_INFO_TO_MASTER
    13:19:09.331 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 0 133569 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.346 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 1 133568 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.346 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 2 133568 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.346 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 3 133568 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.346 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 4 133568 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.362 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 5 133569 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.362 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 6 133569 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.409 Slow getMessage: six-0 1 133774 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
    13:19:09.409 Slave six-0 connected
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    13:19:09.440 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 0 133617 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.440 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 1 133617 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.456 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 2 133633 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.456 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 3 133633 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.456 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 4 133633 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.456 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 5 133602 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.471 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 6 133617 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.471 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 0 133589 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.471 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 1 133573 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.471 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 2 133573 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.487 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 3 133589 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.487 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 4 133589 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.487 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 5 133558 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.487 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 6 133558 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:19:09.565 Slow getMessage: two-0 1 133838 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
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    13:19:10.064 Slave eleven-0 connected
    13:19:10.173 Slave nine-0 connected
    13:19:10.189 Slow getMessage: eight-0 1 133756 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
    13:19:10.189 Slave eight-0 connected
    13:19:10.282 Slow getMessage: ten-0 1 133788 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
    13:19:10.282 Slave ten-0 connected
    13:19:10.314 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 1 133745 SEND_SIGNON_SUCCESSFUL 
    13:19:10.314 Slave twelve-0 connected
    13:19:10.329 All slaves are now connected
    13:19:10.626 Slow getMessage: two-0 2 133821 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:10.641 Slow getMessage: six-0 2 133788 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:10.641 Slow getMessage: four-0 2 134068 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:10.782 Slow getMessage: eight-0 2 133741 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:10.782 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 2 133745 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:10.782 Slow getMessage: ten-0 2 133789 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
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    13:19:11.140 SlaveList.printWorkForSlaves() for rd=run1 (w)
    13:19:11.140 slv=one-0 wd=wd1 sd=sd1 rd= 75 sk=100 skw=100.00 rh= 0 th=1
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    13:19:11.140 slave=one-0 received work for 1 threads
    13:19:11.140
    13:19:11.140 host=one received work for 1 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=two received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=three received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=four received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=five received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=six received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=seven received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=eight received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=nine received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=ten received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=eleven received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 host=twelve received work for 0 threads
    13:19:11.140 Total amount of work received: 1 threads
    13:19:11.140
    13:19:11.140 Waiting for synchronization of all slaves
    13:19:11.905 Synchronization of all slaves complete
    13:19:12.001 Starting RD=run1; I/O rate: 25; elapsed=300; For loops: None
    13:19:12.002 Starting RD=run1; I/O rate: 25; elapsed=300; For loops: None
    13:19:55.635 Slow getMessage: six-0 3 133781 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:55.635 Slow getMessage: two-0 3 133830 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:55.635 Slow getMessage: four-0 3 134062 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:55.776 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 3 133749 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:55.776 Slow getMessage: eight-0 3 133744 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:19:55.791 Slow getMessage: ten-0 3 133792 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
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    13:20:12.346 1 24.85 0.19 8192 75.12 0.691 0.202 2.170 33.645 1.474 0.0 1.2 0.8
    13:20:40.628 Slow getMessage: two-0 4 133822 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:20:40.644 Slow getMessage: six-0 4 133775 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:20:40.644 Slow getMessage: four-0 4 134055 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:20:40.800 Slow getMessage: ten-0 4 133795 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:20:40.800 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 4 133751 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:20:40.800 Slow getMessage: eight-0 4 133747 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:12.267 2 25.82 0.20 8192 74.37 0.716 0.227 2.133 36.170 1.565 0.0 1.2 0.8
    13:21:25.652 Slow getMessage: six-0 5 133783 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:25.652 Slow getMessage: four-0 5 134048 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:25.652 Slow getMessage: two-0 5 133831 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:25.793 Slow getMessage: eight-0 5 133733 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:25.808 Slow getMessage: ten-0 5 133797 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:21:25.808 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 5 133753 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.658 Slow getMessage: two-0 6 133821 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.658 Slow getMessage: four-0 6 134069 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.674 Slow getMessage: six-0 6 133773 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.814 Slow getMessage: ten-0 6 133797 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.830 Slow getMessage: eight-0 6 133748 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:10.830 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 6 133753 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:12.267 3 24.85 0.19 8192 73.44 0.805 0.343 2.081 38.852 2.445 0.0 0.8 0.4
    13:22:55.667 Slow getMessage: two-0 7 133830 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:55.667 Slow getMessage: six-0 7 133766 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:55.667 Slow getMessage: four-0 7 134063 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:55.807 Slow getMessage: eight-0 7 133735 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:55.807 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 7 133740 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:22:55.807 Slow getMessage: ten-0 7 133784 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:12.268 4 24.80 0.19 8192 75.47 0.770 0.324 2.145 38.519 2.049 0.0 0.6 0.4
    13:23:40.660 Slow getMessage: two-0 8 133823 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:40.675 Slow getMessage: six-0 8 133774 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:40.675 Slow getMessage: four-0 8 134055 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:40.816 Slow getMessage: eight-0 8 133738 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:40.816 Slow getMessage: ten-0 8 133787 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:23:40.831 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 8 133742 HEARTBEAT_MESSAGE 
    13:24:12.267 5 25.28 0.20 8192 75.28 0.821 0.420 2.043 44.044 2.770 0.0 0.4 0.3
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    13:24:12.845
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    13:24:12.845 Flushing all reports
    13:24:12.845 Memory total Java heap: 61.875 MB; Free: 44.098 MB; Used: 17.777 MB;
    13:24:12.923 Ending Reporter
    13:24:13.437 Slow getMessage: four-0 9 134069 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.437 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 134069 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.453 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 133788 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.469 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 133837 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.469 Slow getMessage: six-0 9 133788 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.469 Slow getMessage: two-0 9 133837 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.562 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133928 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.562 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133928 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.562 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133850 RSH_COMMAND 
    13:24:13.578 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133696 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.578 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133648 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.578 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133696 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.593 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 133790 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.593 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 133746 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.593 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 7 133742 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.593 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133663 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.609 Slow getMessage: twelve-0 9 133747 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.609 Slow getMessage: ten-0 9 133790 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.609 Slow getMessage: eight-0 9 133742 CLEAN_SHUTDOWN_COMPLETE 
    13:24:13.625 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133633 RSH_COMMAND 
    13:24:13.625 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133616 RSH_COMMAND 
    13:24:13.671 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133606 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.671 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133606 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.671 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133601 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.671 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133559 RSH_COMMAND 
    13:24:13.687 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133601 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.687 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133570 RSH_COMMAND 
    13:24:13.687 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 8 133650 RSH_STDOUT_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.703 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 9 133666 RSH_STDERR_OUTPUT 
    13:24:13.703 Slow getMessage: rsh_to_client 10 133619 RSH_COMMAND 
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