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CA warned of need for robust integrity
Chloe Saltau One global betting exchange turns over a billion dollars a year on Australian cricket.
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Haddin: now, let's win this
Chris Barrett Brad Haddin is upbeat after a year of emotional turmoil.
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His daughter's keeper: Haddin looks at game in a new light
Chris Barrett BRAD Haddin flies out of Sydney for London on Saturday, and he will not be back for a while - not until late August, in fact, when the Test leg of the Ashes tour finally ends.
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Indian cricket boss's relative faces fixing probe
Delhi Son-in-law of Indian cricket board chairman likely to be questioned by police in Mumbai.
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ICC cuts Pakistani umpire from tournament
Pakistani umpire Asad Rauf has been withdrawn from next month's Champions Trophy tournament in England amid media reports he is under Indian police investigation for spot-fixing, the ICC said on...
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Vettori ruled out of second Test in Leeds
New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori was on Thursday ruled out of the second and final Test against England starting at Leeds on Friday due to doubts over his ability to last a five-day match.
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Fresh start for state as Jones lands top job
Chris Barrett A new era at Cricket NSW begins on Friday, with James Sutherland's former right-hand man Andrew Jones tipped to become the state's chief executive.
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Flintoff ready for big bash with Aussies
Andrew 'Freddie' Flintoff may no longer be a member of the England side but that won't stop him from returning to cricket duty for Twenty20 action with an Australian twist.
Ashes talk banned among England's cricketers
Nick Hoult Andy Flower has banned England's cricketers from talking publicly about the Ashes for the next month.
Clarke stands up for besieged Warner
Michael Clarke has thrown his support behind embattled batsman David Warner, saying the opener can still captain Australia despite his recent Twitter spat.
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No muzzle on Clarke's men for Ashes
Chloe Saltau, Chris Barrett There is no danger Australia will follow England's lead and ban players from talking about the Ashes, after James Pattinson revealed the bowlers' plan to ''open up'' England by targeting their...
Alleged spot-fixer Sreesanth may face life in jail
Ben Doherty Accused cricket fixer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth faces the possibility of life in prison after he and his alleged co-conspirators had charges against them upgraded by Delhi police.
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Khawaja to turn over a new leaf in Ashes series
Chris Barrett Usman Khawaja says he is misunderstood by some in the Cricket Australia hierarchy, admitting that a casual exterior was often mistaken for a bad attitude by those that 'don't really know me well...
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Clarke happy to talk up Ashes
Chloe Saltau and Chris Barrett There is absolutely no danger that Australia will follow England's lead and ban its players from talking about the Ashes.
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Ashes silent treatment: some observations
Will Brodie Some reflections on England's ban on its players mentioning the Ashes.
Harris makes Starc Ashes warning
Stathi Paxinos Pace bowler Ryan Harris nominates Mitchell Starc as potentially his team’s chief weapon in the Ashes series in England.
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Cricket Australia fines Warner over tweets
Chloe Saltau David Warner's twitter tirade at journalists has cost him a $5750 fine, the maximum financial penalty for a first offence.
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I'm sorry, but I had to defend myself: Warner
Chris Barrett Australian opener David Warner maintains he had to defend himself after his image was placed in a newspaper story but said on Thursday he regretted his choice of language.
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Broad bowls England to big win over Kiwis
England thrashes New Zealand by 170 runs to win the first Test at Lord's with more than a day to spare.
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Brilliant Broad blows New Zealand away
Derek Pringle at Lord's After three Tests and three days of stalemate between these two teams something finally had to give and at Lord's on Sunday it was New Zealand's nerve that faltered.
