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'People want to write Virat Kohli off after ... ': David Warner ahead of Border-Gavaskar Trophy

NEW DELHI: David Warner has issued a cautionary note to Pat Cummins and the Australian team about the potential impact of Virat Kohli in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Despite Kohli's recent struggles in international cricket, Warner believes the Indian stalwart remains a significant threat.

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Matthew Hayden predicts factors that could define the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden shared his prediction for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia. The series is scheduled to begin on November 22 in Perth.

The Times of India

Starc, Warner, Smith up for grabs in IPL mega-auction

A total of 37 Australian players, headed by the League's most expensive ever player Mitchell Starc, will feature in the IPL's mega auction in Saudi Arabia.

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Glenn Maxwell becomes third Australian batter to achieve this big feat in Men's T20s

NEW DELHI: Prolific batter Glenn Maxwell on Thursday achieved a significant milestone, becoming only the third Australian batter to surpass 10,000 runs in Men's T20 cricket, following in the footsteps of David Warner (12411) and Aaron Finch (11458).

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Nathan McSweeney doesn't need to copy David Warner: Usman Khawaja

NEW DELHI: Veteran Australian opener Usman Khawaja supported Nathan McSweeney, his new opening partner, and advised him to play his own game against India in Perth instead of trying to emulate David Warner, a "special player" in his own right.

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'Just repeat the process': Usman Khawaja advises Nathan McSweeney on Test debut strategy against India

Australian opener Usman Khawaja has given advice to his new opening partner Nathan McSweeney not to feel pressured to bat like David Warner, known for his aggressive and fast-scoring style. McSweeney is set to debut in the upcoming Test series against India, replacing Warner, who retired earlier this year.

The Times of India

Khawaja debunks strike rate 'myth' in McSweeney nod

Usman Khawaja reckons new Test opening partner Nathan McSweeney has the temperament to succeed, even if he does it at a slower pace than David Warner.

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David Warner demands India ball-tampering probe: ‘Squashed it as fast as they could’

The controversy occurred during India A’s tour match against Australia A when the ball was changed because it had a ‘scratch’

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'They squashed it': David Warner calls for clarity on ball-switch controversy in India A game

The change of ball during India A's first unofficial Test against Australia A in Mackay after ball-tampering allegations against the visiting team has led former opener David Warner to believe that Cricket Australia (CA) 'squashed' the issue "as fast it could".

The Times of India

David Warner back in leadership role, first time since 'Sandpaper-gate'

It's been six years since David Warner found himself in the middle of the 'Sandpaper-gate' controversy during Australia's tour of South Africa. He was then banned from any leadership role, which was lifted by Cricket Australia last month. Subsequently, Warner, who has retired from international cricket, has been appointed the…

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Warner, Cowan lament inaction on India A tampering saga

David Warner and Ed Cowan believe Cricket Australia has questions to answer regarding its handling of the India A ball-tampering saga in Mackay.

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McSweeney to open for Australia A, firms for Test debut

In-form South Australia captain Nathan McSweeney has become the red-hot favourite to make his Test debut after being promoted to open for Australia A.

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Warner gets closure on Cape Town as Thunder BBL captain

David Warner has admitted he feared his lifetime leadership ban would never be lifted, before finally earning a reprieve and getting closure on sandpaper-gate.

AAP

Who is Nathan McSweeney - backed by Ponting, Healy to open for Australia vs India in Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former Australian legends Ricky Ponting and Ian Healy spoke about the one slot that remains a big debate for them ahead of the India Test series. Ever since David Warner's retirement and failed experiment in moving Steve Smith up the order, Australia have struggled to find an ideal replacement. Cameron…

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'End of discussion': David Warner's wife says he won't come out of retirement to play in the India series

David Warner made heads turn with his recent comments on the possibility of him coming out of retirement to play for Australia again, but the former opening batsman's wife, Candice, has said that "it's not happening".

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Will Pucovski is the opener Australia need and a reminder that nothing is guaranteed

The talented batter once seemed a sure thing but after one Test and a series of concussions, cricket fans look set to be left wanting so much more

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Lehmann, Labuschagne back McSweeney for Test selection

Australia A captain Nathan McSweeney is in form and in the mix for Test selection and says he would be prepared to open against India if asked by the selectors.

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Australia coach admits teen Konstas has made 'noise'

Teen NSW batting prodigy Sam Konstas will make his Test debut against India if Australia feel he is in their best XI.

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David Warner's lifetime leadership ban lifted by Cricket Australia

37-year-old has hinted at coming out of Test retirement for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against India

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Afternoon Update: not guilty verdicts in high-profile Sydney rape trial; Trump calls US a ‘garbage can’; and how to think about dying

High-profile Sydney man found not guilty on two counts of rape but jury unable to reach a verdict on three other rape charges

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David Warner's lifetime leadership ban lifted six years after ball-tampering scandal

NEW DELHI: David Warner's lifetime ban from holding a leadership role in Australian cricket has been lifted. The ban was imposed following the ball-tampering scandal in 2018. Warner, now 37, presented his case to a three-person panel, which found he met all criteria for the ban to be removed.

The Independent UK

David Warner’s lifetime leadership ban lifted by Cricket Australia

Warner was charged by Cricket Australia with devising a plan to change the condition of the ball using sandpaper during a Test against South Africa.

AAP

Warner's chance for new legacy as leadership ban ended

Cricket Australia has overturned the lifetime leadership ban it controversially imposed on David Warner in the wake of the "Sandpapergate" saga.

The Times of India

'Who gives a s**t?': Michael Clarke while discussing Australia opener for Border-Gavaskar Trophy

Former captain Michael Clarke has advised Australian selectors to pick a specialist opener after the experiment of moving Steve Smith to the top of the order backfired. Clarke made the suggestion ahead of the five-match Border-Gavaskar Test series against India, which starts on November 22.

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Smith is our Fab Four: Labuschagne opens up on switch

Marnus Labuschagne says Steve Smith's move back to No.4 makes perfect sense, but who will open in the Test team for the India series is "anyone's guess".

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