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Mohammad Rizwan Retired Out by Melbourne Renegades For Slow Knock, Scripts 'Embarrassing' BBL First
Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan was forced to retire out during Melbourne Renegades' Big Bash League (BBL) match against the Sydney Thunder on Monday.
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Ashes win justifies Mickey Arthur's sacking, says Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland
South African Arthur was fired just 16 days before the start of the Ashes in England earlier this year after a shambolic Test series in India that Australia lost 4-0. Darren Lehmann was drafted in as his replacement and while Australia lost the series on English soil 3-0, he has turned around their fortunes, with the home side retrieving the Ashes ...
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James Sutherland defends Australia's preparations for Ashes
Sutherland defended the scheduling of Australia's recent one-day tour to India, and said the quick change to the five-day game would have minimal effect on players in next week's first Test in Brisbane.
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Devastating to lose Perth as Test venue: WACA
Cricket Australia says the WACA ground has the smallest capacity of the five mainland Test venues and has historically attracted lower attendances.
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Cricket Australia lashes out at racist chants against Pak-born Fawad Ahmed
Pakistan-born Ahmed, who became an Australian citizen in July after his application was fast-tracked, did not have the logo of the beer company - the sponsor - on his shirt during his international debut in last week's T20 matches against England.
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Former England captain Mike Brearley to deliver Don Bradman Oration
Brearley said he was honoured to be asked to present the Oration, especially given that it falls between two Ashes series.
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The Ashes: Gulf widening with England, claims Australian press
"It is fast proving to be the worst cricket team of that name to visit these shores," Melbourne Age's Greg Baum wrote of Australia.
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The Ashes reinforces cricket as Australia's favourite sport
The 1st Test reached an incredible 9.35 million combined viewers across GEM and Fox Sports. The first session on day two averaged 720,000 viewers nationally on GEM making it the highest audience on a secondary digital platform ever.
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Mickey Arthur hires legal team to seek compensation
On his return to Australia, Arthur has hired a team of lawyers to explore concerns about the manner of his exit. A report in the Australian media stated that Arthur received no notice of termination or any suggestion that he was in breach of contract.
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Australian skipper Michael Clarke quits as national team selector: report
Australia's Ashes campaign lurched into further crisis earlier on Monday when coach Mickey Arthur was sacked with Darren Lehmann expected to be announced as his replacement.
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Cricket Australia rejects TV influence over team pick
Channel Nine managing director Jeff Browne told a business lunch on Wednesday that the network needed the best players on the field all the time to maintain ratings, making clear it had concerns over CA's rotation policy last summer.
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Cricket Australia boss slams team role in David Warner bar attack
The explosive opener will miss the rest of title-holders Australia's involvement in the Champions Trophy and their two warm-up matches ahead of the first Ashes Test against England in Nottingham on July 10.
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Cricket Australia consider implementing social media policy
Sutherland said he hoped Australian players would not feel constrained from engaging with fans through social media.
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Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland supports 'homework-gate' axing
Speaking for the first time on the issue which became a talking point during Australia's disastrous of India, Sutherland backed the team management that had axed four players.
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Cricket Australia stands by national team management despite India debacle
According to Sydney Morning Herald, Arthur, in the job since November 2011, is under contract with CA until the end of the next World Cup, to be held in Australia in 2015, but is under pressure after presiding over the country's heaviest loss in a series in 34 years.
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Mohammad Rizwan Retired Out by Melbourne Renegades For Slow Knock, Scripts 'Embarrassing' BBL First
Former Pakistan captain Mohammad Rizwan was forced to retire out during Melbourne Renegades' Big Bash League (BBL) match against the Sydney Thunder on Monday.
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Ashes win justifies Mickey Arthur's sacking, says Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland
South African Arthur was fired just 16 days before the start of the Ashes in England earlier this year after a shambolic Test series in India that Australia lost 4-0. Darren Lehmann was drafted in as his replacement and while Australia lost the series on English soil 3-0, he has turned around their fortunes, with the home side retrieving the Ashes ...
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James Sutherland defends Australia's preparations for Ashes
Sutherland defended the scheduling of Australia's recent one-day tour to India, and said the quick change to the five-day game would have minimal effect on players in next week's first Test in Brisbane.
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Devastating to lose Perth as Test venue: WACA
Cricket Australia says the WACA ground has the smallest capacity of the five mainland Test venues and has historically attracted lower attendances.
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Cricket Australia lashes out at racist chants against Pak-born Fawad Ahmed
Pakistan-born Ahmed, who became an Australian citizen in July after his application was fast-tracked, did not have the logo of the beer company - the sponsor - on his shirt during his international debut in last week's T20 matches against England.
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Former England captain Mike Brearley to deliver Don Bradman Oration
Brearley said he was honoured to be asked to present the Oration, especially given that it falls between two Ashes series.
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The Ashes: Gulf widening with England, claims Australian press
"It is fast proving to be the worst cricket team of that name to visit these shores," Melbourne Age's Greg Baum wrote of Australia.
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The Ashes reinforces cricket as Australia's favourite sport
The 1st Test reached an incredible 9.35 million combined viewers across GEM and Fox Sports. The first session on day two averaged 720,000 viewers nationally on GEM making it the highest audience on a secondary digital platform ever.
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Mickey Arthur hires legal team to seek compensation
On his return to Australia, Arthur has hired a team of lawyers to explore concerns about the manner of his exit. A report in the Australian media stated that Arthur received no notice of termination or any suggestion that he was in breach of contract.
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Australian skipper Michael Clarke quits as national team selector: report
Australia's Ashes campaign lurched into further crisis earlier on Monday when coach Mickey Arthur was sacked with Darren Lehmann expected to be announced as his replacement.
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Cricket Australia rejects TV influence over team pick
Channel Nine managing director Jeff Browne told a business lunch on Wednesday that the network needed the best players on the field all the time to maintain ratings, making clear it had concerns over CA's rotation policy last summer.
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Cricket Australia boss slams team role in David Warner bar attack
The explosive opener will miss the rest of title-holders Australia's involvement in the Champions Trophy and their two warm-up matches ahead of the first Ashes Test against England in Nottingham on July 10.
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Cricket Australia consider implementing social media policy
Sutherland said he hoped Australian players would not feel constrained from engaging with fans through social media.
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Cricket Australia chief James Sutherland supports 'homework-gate' axing
Speaking for the first time on the issue which became a talking point during Australia's disastrous of India, Sutherland backed the team management that had axed four players.
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Cricket Australia stands by national team management despite India debacle
According to Sydney Morning Herald, Arthur, in the job since November 2011, is under contract with CA until the end of the next World Cup, to be held in Australia in 2015, but is under pressure after presiding over the country's heaviest loss in a series in 34 years.
