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Matthew Hayden backs Matt Renshaw to open batting for Australia in Tests post Warner’s retirement

NEW DELHI: Former Australian opener Matthew Hayden has endorsed Matt Renshaw as the ideal candidate to fill the opening position in Test cricket following David Warner's retirement.

The Times of India

ICC rejects Usman Khawaja's appeal against armband sanction

Usman Khawaja's appeal against ICC reprimand for wearing black armband to mourn victims of Israel-Palestine conflict rejected.

The Hindu

BBL games reduction vindicated with crowds on the rise

The decision to cut 16 matches from the BBL schedule has paid off for Cricket Australia, with crowds up 29 per cent on the 2022-23 season.

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Cricket Australia chief labels South Africa's Test team decision a 'wake-up call'

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia's chief, Nick Hockley, has termed South Africa's decision to send a second-string side to New Zealand for Tests as a "wake-up call."

The Times of India

CA take up fight for longer series to preserve Tests

Calls from skipper Pat Cummins and national team coach Andrew McDonald for minimum three-Test series will be worked through with the ICC by Cricket Australia.

AAP

David Warner's ability and importance ensured his contract didn't get ripped up: Michael Clarke

NEW DELHI: Former captain Michael Clarke has noted that David Warner's exceptional talent played a significant role in preventing Cricket Australia from terminating the explosive opener's contract, despite facing some off-field issues.

The Times of India

'I've got no regrets and moved on from lifetime captaincy ban': David Warner on ball-tampering scandal

NEW DELHI: The controversy surrounding the lifetime captaincy ban imposed on David Warner in the aftermath of the 2018 ball-tampering scandal could have been handled differently, according to the retiring batting stalwart. Warner expressed his sentiments in Sydney on Monday, acknowledging that although the episode was challenging, he has moved…

The Times of India

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Post-lunch session delayed for a while in AUS vs PAK Test as third umpire gets stuck in lift

Third umpire Richard Illingworth gets stuck in a lift at MCG, causing funny scenes and delay in play during Australia-Pakistan Test.

The Hindu

Watch: Third umpire emerges after getting stuck in a lift during Boxing Day Test at MCG

NEW DELHI: During Thursday's Boxing Day Test between Australia and Pakistan, the start of the post-lunch session was postponed due to an incident involving third umpire Richard Illingworth, which resulted in humorous scenes on the field at the renowned Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).

The Times of India

Second Test delayed by third umpire stuck in MCG lift

Third umpire Richard Illingworth was stuck in a lift at the MCG, causing a seven-minute delay to the start of play in the second Test after lunch on day three.

AAP

CA to look at increasing marquee women's Tests to three

Cricket Australia will consider scheduling more "marquee" women's Tests after Alyssa Healy declared she wanted to play more red-ball matches.

AAP

Paid promotion clearly the game-changer in cricket

Cricket Australia boss makes some valid points.

Newcastle Herald

Usman Khawaja criticises ICC for ‘double standards’ after dove logo ban

Opener highlights other cricketers who have displayed symbols including Marnus Labuschagne as Pat Cummins reiterates support

The Guardian - AU

Hussey, Larsen to be inducted into Hall of Fame

Michael Hussey and Lyn Larsen are set to join cricket's greats in the Australian Hall of Fame.

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England fast bowler Tom Curran loses appeal over intimidating umpire in Big Bash League

England pacer Tom Curran's appeal regarding a four-match ban in the Big Bash League (BBL) for intimidating an umpire remained unsuccessful on Sunday, as Cricket Australia emphasized the importance of respecting officials.

The Independent UK

Usman Khawaja criticises ICC after charge for wearing black armband

Khawaja said the black armband was for a ‘personal bereavement’ after the Australia opener was sanctioned by the ICC

AAP

Mitchell Johnson hits out at CA after awards invite

A week after his speaking jobs were cancelled by Cricket Australia, Mitchell Johnson has hit out at the governing body for inviting him to an awards night.

The Times of India

Watch: Tom Curran intimidates official, banned for four BBL games; Sydney Sixers vow to appeal

England international Tom Curran is facing a four-game suspension in the Big Bash League (BBL) for intimidating an umpire. However, his club, Sydney Sixers, asserted on Friday that the action was unintentional and expressed their commitment to appealing the decision.

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BBL ban assassinates Curran's character: Henriques

The Sydney Sixers are rallying around Tom Curran, whom Moises Henriques says is concerned about the assassination of his character in the wake of a big BBL ban.

AAP

South Asian community 'critical' for cricket growth

Cricket Australia has released its multicultural action plan, identifying the fast growing South Asian community as a critical part of the sport's growth.

The Independent UK

Cricket Australia remains focused on inclusionary transgender player policy

Cricket Australia’s rules allow transgender players to compete in the elite domestic women’s game under conditions

The Times of India

Cricket Australia prioritizes inclusion over science in transgender player eligibility

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia's chief executive, Nick Hockley, affirmed the organization's commitment to prioritizing inclusion over a scientific approach when determining the eligibility of transgender players in women's cricket.

AAP

Khawaja message would have set precedent, says CA boss

Cricket Australia boss Nick Hockley has backed the ICC's stance on Usman Khawaja, who was prevented from wearing a humanitarian message on his shoes in Perth.

The Guardian - UK

‘A bucket-list thing’: England’s women relish first Test in India for 18 years

The women’s game has been transformed since Charlotte Edwards’s side braved infested hotels en route to defeat in 2005

The Hindu

Gaza support | Cricket Australia expects Usman Khawaja to abide by rules

CA backs Khawaja's right to express support for Gaza, but expects him to follow ICC rules. Sports Minister Anika Wells supports Khawaja's peaceful expression of individual opinion.

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