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Michael Clarke not sure Josh Hazlewood’s IPL stint is best preparation for Ashes

Hazlewood had been out for more than three months with an Achilles problem before returning to competitive action on Monday.

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SCG honours cricket greats Tendulkar, Lara

Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara enjoyed some of their finest moments at the SCG, and their heroics have been formally recognised at the iconic venue.

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Faith Thomas, first Indigenous Australian Test cricketer, dies

Thomas, who has died aged 90, hailed for her ‘groundbreaking contribution’ to cricket.

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Harris ahead of Renshaw in race to challenge Warner

Marcus Harris has won back his national Cricket Australia contract as selectors indicated he will tour with the Ashes squad ahead of Matthew Renshaw.

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Cricket sees path to pay parity for domestic players

Cricket Australia are eying a path to pay parity at a domestic level after female players received a 66 per cent increase in earnings in their latest deal.

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Women players benefit most in Cricket Australia’s new $634m pay deal

The majority of women’s cricketers on minimum contracts will earn more than $100,000 a year under the new agreement

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Cricket Australia to break $100,000 minimum wage barrier for women

Cricket is poised to become the first sport in Australia to break the six-figure wage mark for the vast majority of its domestic female athletes, with

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Cricket to break $100k minimum wage barrier for women

The majority of domestic women's cricketers on minimum contracts are set to earn more than $100,000 a season as part of a landmark pay deal for the sport.

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Cricket Australia chief Mike Baird: No problem with players’ putting activism front and centre

Cricket Australia chairman Mike Baird has given full licence to players speaking their mind on political and social issues.

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Australia holds lead of 444 runs over India after day two of the fourth Test in Ahmedabad

Cameron Green's maiden Test ton and Usman Khawaja's 180 steer Australia to a strong first-innings total of 480 in the fourth Test against India in Ahmedabad, with India set to resume on day three 444 runs behind.

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Steve Waugh calls urgently for cricket nets in Tennant Creek, as players forced to practice in tennis court

The Australian cricket legend says the lack of cricket facilities in the outback town is "ridiculous" in this day and age.

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After two-year break, National Indigenous Cricket Championships — a T20 tournament — returns to Alice Springs

After a two-year hiatus, Indigenous cricketers from across Australia are in Alice Springs this week with the return of a national tournament aimed at launching elite careers for more First Nations players.

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Injured Warner ruled out of India tour as Australia problems grow

Sydney (AFP) - Australia opening batsman David Warner will return home from India and miss the last two Tests after an elbow fracture and concussion, Cricket Australia said Tuesday.

AFP

Australia captain Cummins flies home, Hazlewood out of India tour

Sydney (AFP) - Australia captain Pat Cummins left the tour of India on Monday to return home because of a family illness, but will return in time for next week's third Test.

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Blind and vision-impaired cricketers in Canberra can now play the game they love thanks to the National Cricket Inclusion Championships

Blind and vision-impaired cricketers in Canberra now have a team in the National Cricket Inclusion Championships, taking in players from Tasmania to make up numbers.

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The blind and low-vision women taking on cricket, and pushing it to a whole new level

Julie Neumann sports a lot of bruises from rogue cricket balls, but wouldn't have it any other way. She's part of a growing group of blind and low-vision women loving the game.

The Canberra Times

Cricket ACT facing precarious financial position over redress scheme

Cricket Australia has not committed to offering monetary assistance

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Gardner spins Australia Day backlash into match-winning performance

Cape Town (AFP) - Ashleigh Gardner says she sought strength from the backlash she faced after protesting the re-scheduling of an international on a politically sensitive date as she inspired Australia to a crushing Women's T20 World Cup win over New Zealand.

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The future of Australian women's cricket looks bright as Meg Lanning leads top young talent

Change is as good as a holiday, right? It seems so for the Australian women's cricket team. With a ton of movement last year, new top talent is showing the future is in safe hands.

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Cricket ACT confirm membership of National Redress Scheme as victims of childhood sexual abuse take other legal avenues

This week, Cricket ACT confirmed its membership of the National Redress Scheme as a response to historical child sexual abuse in its junior squads. But survivors are already bypassing the scheme to pursue lawsuits.

The Independent UK

Australia T20 captain Aaron Finch retires from international cricket

The 36-year-old skippered Australia in 76 T20 internationals, more than any other men’s player.

AAP

SA bid to pinch Sydney Test 'ridiculous': Cricket NSW

Cricket NSW chief Lee Germon has described as ridiculous South Australia's bid to steal the New Year's Test from Sydney.

ABC News

Premiers joust over SACA bid for Adelaide Oval to poach Sydney's New Year's Test match

The South Australian Cricket Association confirms it has expressed an interest for Adelaide Oval to host the New Year's Test match that is traditionally held in Sydney.

The Guardian - UK

Whose data is it anyway? Behind the fight to control cricketers’ statistics

Cricket is heavy with statistics and the battle over fair usage and control of them is just beginning

AAP

Warner 'exhausted' ahead of India tour

Australian Test veteran David Warner says a busy summer of cricket has left him exhausted ahead of next month's Test tour of India.

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