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Common sense the loser in this tirade

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Greg Baum Social media, unfortunately, seems to be the province of orphans.

Cricket Australia bags naming-right deal

Cricket Australia has overcome widespread pessimism about the national team's Ashes prospects to seal bumper sponsorship deals for its home Test and one-day series.

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Adrian Anderson joins Cricket Australia

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Michael Gleeson A day after the AFL’s extraordinary ruling that Melbourne simultaneously did not tank yet behaved poorly to damage trust in the game, Cricket Australia has recruited the man who began the...

Ritchie threat to sue Cricket Australia

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Chris Barrett Former Test batsman threatens to sue Cricket Australia and its chief executive James Sutherland, claiming he can muster the support of current and past players.

Cricket Australia set to appoint first female board member

Chris Barrett Cricket Australia is poised to appoint a woman as a director for the first time in more than a century as the revolutionising of its boardroom structure continues to take shape.

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Cricket Australia to get first woman director

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Chris Barrett Cricket Australia will appoint a woman as a director for the first time in more than a century.

Shock move by McDermott wins Cricket Australia's blessing

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Jesse Hogan Craig McDermott's shock decision to be Ireland's bowling coach at the World Twenty20 has come with the blessing of his former employer, Cricket Australia.

T20 may win Cricket Australia a $100m deal

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Andrew Wu, Sydney Cricket Australia's Twenty20 revolution could deliver $100 million in next TV rights deal.

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More changes for Cricket Australia

Jon Pierik Cricket Australia has revealed it is set to overhaul its financial model and venue arrangements.

Cricket Australia details 08/09 schedule

Cricket Australia has released its international schedule for the 2008-09 season with Australia to play three Tests against South Africa and two against NZ.

New Cricket Australia chairman named

South Australian solicitor Jack Clarke has been elected by Cricket Australia to replace outgoing chairman Creagh O'Connor.

Cricket Australia awaits ICC meeting

Greg Buckle Australia hope an ICC meeting in Dubai will provide some "clarity" on security issues which threaten the Champions Trophy in Pakistan.

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Waugh says Warner needs a thicker skin

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Will Brodie Former Test star Mark Waugh says some cricketers need a reality check.

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Why Warner's spray has me yearning for the good old days

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Richard Hinds David Warner's ill-tempered Twitter tirade at two cricket writers did not say much we did not know from watching the chunky opener at the crease: there are outback cattle stations where the wireless...

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Warner incensed after image linked him to IPL corruption

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Andrew Wu An early morning text message from a friend in Australia is believed to have sparked the Twitter tirade from David Warner that has resulted in the opener being reported by Cricket Australia for an...

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Text message fires up Warner and results in official 'please explain'

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Andrew Wu Picture of story on IPL corruption with Warner's image alongside Sreesanth the trigger.

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Warner blasts journalists on Twitter

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David Sygall Australian cricketer David Warner is likely to face disciplinary action from Cricket Australia after it appears he launched a blistering and lengthy tirade on Twitter against two of the Australian...

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Bitter tweet might cost Warner tour

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David Sygall David Warner might have surrendered his place on cricket's most prestigious tour.

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Spot-fixing scandal a kick in the teeth for cricket: Warne

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Shane Warne says the Indian Premier League spot-fixing scandal feels like a kick in the teeth for cricket.

New ball game for female cricketers

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Chloe Saltau After years of putting jobs, relationships and lives on hold for their sport, Australia's world-beating female cricketers are about to take a big leap towards professionalism.