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Ian Chappell not is favour of lifting David Warner's captaincy ban, says he is too old for leadership role

MELBOURNE: The legendary Ian Chappell believes there is no point in lifting David Warner's lifetime captaincy ban as he feels that age is not in favour of the mercurial left-hander.

The Times of India

David Warner told he's "exposed" Cricket Australia by saying "get stuffed" over ban

Ian Chappell has backed David Warner's decision to withdraw his appeal to get his lifetime leadership ban overturned, claiming he has "exposed" Cricket Australia for "for back-side protecting"

Daily Mirror

Steve Smith deal done to return to BBL

Steve Smith has finalised an agreement with Cricket Australia to return to the Big Bash League with the Sydney Sixers.

AAP

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Young players should be thankful David Warner has exposed Cricket Australia: Ian Chappell

NEW DELHI: Cricket Australia (CA) has never protected the interest of the players and David Warner's outburst on captaincy ban has exposed the authorities' "tendencies for back-side protecting", feels the legendary Ian Chappell.

The Times of India

Former NSW premier Mike Baird appointed as next Cricket Australia chair

A high-profile appointment, Baird will take over as Cricket Australia boss in February after Lachlan Henderson steps down due to work commitments.

ABC News

Former NSW premier Mike Baird new CA chair

Mike Baird has been announced as the new chair of Cricket Australia, with the former NSW Premier to take over from Lachlan Henderson.

AAP

Embracing the evolution from town to city

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David Warner's manager claims that ball-tampering was encouraged much before Cape Town Test by CA executives

NEW DELHI: In a shocking revelation, David Warner's manager James Erskine has blamed Cricket Australia executives for encouraging the Australian cricket team to cheat in Hobart, 2016 much before the sandpaper gate scandal which broke out in the Cape Town Test in 2018.

The Times of India

Cricket Australia stands firm on David Warner review process, labels ball-tampering claims 'unfounded'

Australian cricket's governing body rejects claims it should not have handed over control of the David Warner leadership review, while distancing itself from an allegation that it gave players permission to tamper with the ball.

ABC News

CA wanted Warner to push on with claim

Cricket boss Nick Hockley rejected that a hearing into David Warner's leadership ban would've been akin to a public lynching over the ball-tampering affair.

AAP

CA stands firm on Warner review process

Cricket Australia boss Nick Hockley has rejected claims his organisation should not have handed over control of the David Warner review.

AAP

David Warner's manager drops bombshell Australia ball-tampering claim - "Injustice"

David Warner served a one-year domestic and international ban from cricket for his part in the ball-tampering scandal during Australia's 2018 Test against South Africa

Daily Mirror

David Warner’s manager claims players were instructed to tamper with ball

James Erskine told SEN Radio: “Warner said….’the only way we can reverse-swing the ball is by tampering with it’. They were told to do it.”

The Independent UK

More Australian players were involved in ball-tampering scandal, says David Warner’s manager

James Erskine says ‘the truth will come out’ about sandpaper-gate

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David Warner's manager claims Cricket Australia approved ball-tampering plans well ahead of Cape Town scandal

David Warner's manager alleges Cricket Australia officials gave players permission to tamper with the ball some 16 months before the 2018 Cape Town scandal.

The Times of India

David Warner leadership review: Michael Clarke accuses Cricket Australia of double standards

MELBOURNE: Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has accused his country's cricket board of double standards and making David Warner the "scapegoat" in its messy handling of his captaincy ban following the ball-tampering scandal.

AAP

Warner still tampering scapegoat: Clarke

Michael Clarke has questioned why David Warner is still the only player with a ban hanging over him from the 2018 ball-tampering saga.

The Guardian - AU

David Warner leadership bid ends with a bang to put Test team under scrutiny once again

The latest explosion makes clear that the fault lines stemming from the sandpaper scandal remain in Australian cricket

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AAP

Warner agent claims players told to tamper

David Warner's manager has claimed Australian players were given clearance to tamper with the ball by unnamed officials some 16 months before the 2018 scandal.

Daily Mirror

David Warner withdraws bid to have lifetime captaincy ban revoked in scathing statement

The Australian opener was banned from captaining Australia for the remainder of his career following the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa four years ago

ABC News

David Warner withdraws appeal for end to lifetime captaincy ban

Veteran Australian opener David Warner has ended his bid to have his lifetime captaincy ban cut short.

AAP

Smith's management talk BBL return with CA

Steve Smith's management remain in talks with Cricket Australia to allow for the batter to play in the Big Bash League, despite club rosters being full.

AAP

Cricket risks LIV Golf moment: Maxwell

Injured Australian white-ball star Glenn Maxwell has pleaded for authorities to look after local players or risk an overseas exodus to cashed-up T20 leagues.

The Guardian - UK

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From Doris Lessing’s frank memoirs of social change to less famous campaigners in decisive struggles, these accounts provide an inspiring look ‘into the window’ of history

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Homes plans for Melwood and former Taskers site move a step closer

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