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Clarke accused Cricket Australia of double standards, stating the board's handling of the 'Sandpaper-gate' has been totally "inconsistent".

Michael Clarke hits out at Cricket Australia, says board made David Warner 'complete scapegoat'

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke ripped into Cricket Australia for their handling of David Warner's leadership ban review, stating the left-hander has been made the 'complete scapegoat' for the Sandpaper-gate.
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Clarke accused Cricket Australia of double standards, stating the board's handling of the 'Sandpaper-gate' has been totally "inconsistent".

Former Aussie Captain Michael Clarke hit out at Cricket Australia for their handling of David Warner's captaincy ban review.
Accusing the Australian board of double standards, Clarke stated Cricket Australia was inconsistent with the three players who were involved in the 'Sandpaper-gate'. While Steve Smith &amp; Cameron Bancroft were also involved in the ball-tampering episode, only Warner among the three copped a lifetime leadership ban.
Earlier this week, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/david-warner-withdraws-his-appeal-against-captaincy-ban-here-s-why-1670411119098">David Warner withdrew his appeal of getting his leadership ban overturned</a>, claiming he didn't want his family to be the "washing machine for cricket's dirty laundry."
Speaking to The Big Sports Breakfast, Clarke said one can tell Warner's "disappointed and frustrated."
The 2015 World Cup-winning captain further highlighted how Warner is being subjected to much higher public scrutiny than the likes of Steve Smith. Stating how Steve Smith is currently the stand-in captain against the West Indies, Clarke said he can understand what Warner must be going through, having unfortunately missed out on the captaincy opportunity.

History was made on Saturday morning in Townsville when Zimbabwe defeated the mighty Aussies in their own backyard for the first time in their history.
All-rounder Ryan Burl was the star of the show, picking up 5/10 to dismiss Australia cheaply. He completed his fifer in just 18 balls, the second-fewest deliveries taken for a 5-wicket haul in men's ODIs since 2001.
Also read: Brian Lara appointed Sunriser Hyderabad's Head Coach
The Aussies were bowled out for a paltry 141 and it was truly a shock for the hosts, considering David Warner single-handedly scored 94 of them, the second highest percentage of runs by a batter for his team in an innings.
In reply, Zimbabwe were also made to sweat hard but captain Regis Chakabva kept his cool, scoring an unbeaten 37 to take his side over the line. The 3-wicket win for the visitors was their first Down Under.
Zimbabwe have been in good form lately. They defeated Bangladesh at home before running India close in the final one-dayer of their 3-match series. And the win against Aaron Finch’s side is surely another big shot in the arm for them.

HISTORIC! Ryan Burl shines as Zimbabwe record first win against Australia Down Under

Zimbabwe bowled Australia out for a paltry 141 - the biggest shock was David Warner single-handedly scored 94 of them. 

HISTORIC! Ryan Burl shines as Zimbabwe shock Australia Down Under

The Aussies were bowled out for a paltry 141. It was truly a shock for the hosts, considering David Warner single-handedly scored 94 of them.

History was made on Saturday morning in Townsville when Zimbabwe defeated the mighty Aussies in their own backyard for the first time in their history.
All-rounder Ryan Burl was the star of the show, picking up 5/10 to dismiss Australia cheaply. He completed his fifer in just 18 balls, the second-fewest deliveries taken for a 5-wicket haul in men's ODIs since 2001.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/brian-lara-replaces-tom-moody-as-head-coach-of-sunrisers-hyderabad-1662198432042">Brian Lara appointed Sunriser Hyderabad's Head Coach</a>
The Aussies were bowled out for a paltry 141 and it was truly a shock for the hosts, considering David Warner single-handedly scored 94 of them, the second highest percentage of runs by a batter for his team in an innings.
In reply, Zimbabwe were also made to sweat hard but captain Regis Chakabva kept his cool, scoring an unbeaten 37 to take his side over the line. The 3-wicket win for the visitors was their first Down Under.
Zimbabwe have been in good form lately. They defeated Bangladesh at home before running India close in the final one-dayer of their 3-match series. And the win against Aaron Finch&rsquo;s side is surely another big shot in the arm for them.

With reports that many international may not return to play the reminder of the IPL&nbsp;in UAE&nbsp;doing the rounds, Cricket&nbsp;Australia chief executive Nick Hockley on Monday said the governing body is yet to have a discussion about their players joining the IPL franchises again.&nbsp;
In a chat with ESPNcricinfo, he said that their&nbsp;players returning from the IPL&nbsp;are clearly quite shaken by the experience, and are very appreciative to be back home.&nbsp;So, their first priority is to make sure they are reunited with their families. Hockley&nbsp;added that they also&nbsp;have a tour to prepare for in the West Indies.&nbsp;
Though Australia do not have any international commitment when the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;resumes in the UAE in mid-September,&nbsp;but there are concerns that spending time in bio-bubbles one after another could affect players' mental health.

Decision on Aussie players participating in rest of IPL can wait: CA chief

Cricket&nbsp;Australia chief executive Nick Hockley&nbsp;said that Aussie players&nbsp;are quite shaken by the experience and the governing body is yet to have a discussion about their players joining the IPL franchises again

With reports that many international may not return to play the reminder of the IPL&nbsp;in UAE&nbsp;doing the rounds, Cricket&nbsp;Australia chief executive Nick Hockley on Monday said the governing body is yet to have a discussion about their players joining the IPL franchises again.&nbsp;
In a chat with ESPNcricinfo, he said that their&nbsp;players returning from the IPL&nbsp;are clearly quite shaken by the experience, and are very appreciative to be back home.&nbsp;So, their first priority is to make sure they are reunited with their families. Hockley&nbsp;added that they also&nbsp;have a tour to prepare for in the West Indies.&nbsp;
Though Australia do not have any international commitment when the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;resumes in the UAE in mid-September,&nbsp;but there are concerns that spending time in bio-bubbles one after another could affect players' mental health.

After Cameron Bancroft, who was 1 of the 3 Australians majorly&nbsp;involved in the 2018 Sandpaper Gate saga, recently made a shocking revelation that bowlers were also aware about altering the condition of the ball in the infamous Test vs South Africa, Cricket Australia is now open to reinvestigate the matter.
After Bancroft's comments, the Aussie board made an appeal to the cricketing fraternity, asking people to contact the board if they have any new evidence related to the ball-tampering scandal.
CA though added that the investigation conducted at the time was detailed and comprehensive and no one has presented new information to them that casts doubt on the investigation&rsquo;s findings since then.

Cricket Australia open to reinvestigating 'Sandpaper Gate'

'Sandpaper Gate' episode haunts Cricket Australia once again, board open to reinvestigate the matter after Bancroft's&nbsp;shocking revelation.

After Cameron Bancroft, who was 1 of the 3 Australians majorly&nbsp;involved in the 2018 Sandpaper Gate saga, recently made a shocking revelation that bowlers were also aware about altering the condition of the ball in the infamous Test vs South Africa, Cricket Australia is now open to reinvestigate the matter.
After Bancroft's comments, the Aussie board made an appeal to the cricketing fraternity, asking people to contact the board if they have any new evidence related to the ball-tampering scandal.
CA though added that the investigation conducted at the time was detailed and comprehensive and no one has presented new information to them that casts doubt on the investigation&rsquo;s findings since then.

CricBait - Thunder Down Under: BCCI names the Playing XI as debate rages over team selection ahead of the 1st Test vs Australia. Yash Chawla chats with senior cricket jo

CricBait Thunder Down Under | Big series preview, how can India beat Australia?

CricBait - Thunder Down Under: BCCI names the Playing XI as debate rages over team selection ahead of the 1st Test vs Australia.&nbsp;Yash Chawla chats with senior cricket journalist Sharda Ugra and Lav Vaid

CricBait - Thunder Down Under: BCCI names the Playing XI as debate rages over team selection ahead of the 1st Test vs Australia.&nbsp;Yash Chawla chats with senior cricket journalist Sharda Ugra and Lav Vaid

Cricket Aus still negotiating over India's quarantine

Cricket Australia: there is still clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements

Cricket Australia still negotiating over India's quarantine

There may be just 2-3 weeks left before the Indian team flies to Australia for their high-profile tour, but the Australian Cricket Board is still&nbsp;negotiating over India's quarantining Down Under. In a statement the board said that this is an extremely detailed and complex plan that places the health and safety of the community,&nbsp;players and staff as paramount and there is clarification required&nbsp;in order to finalise arrangements. Team India is scheduled to quarantine in Brisbane, where they are due to play 3 T20I and as many ODIs in Queensland in late November&nbsp;and early December, before moving on to Adelaide for the first of the 4 Tests. Indian team and many Australian cricketers will directly travel Down Under from UAE&nbsp;straight after the IPL.

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