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Rishabh Pant, the Indian cricketer, not only excels on the field but also wins hearts with his charming off-field antics. Watch how Pant embraced his 'babysitter' role, connecting with fans beyond cricket.

Rishabh Pant: Cricket's Beloved Babysitter

Rishabh Pant, the Indian cricketer, not only excels on the field but also wins hearts with his charming off-field antics. Watch how Pant embraced his 'babysitter' role, connecting with fans beyond cricket.

Rishabh Pant, the Indian wicketkeeper known for his on-field brilliance, has once again captured hearts with his off-field antics.
After India's defeat in the second Test against Australia in Adelaide, Pant was seen interacting with a fan's child in a heartwarming moment.
In a video that quickly went viral, Pant engaged in a game of hide-and-seek with a baby in a pram, even playfully tickling the child. His ease with children and natural charm once again earned him the affectionate nickname "best babysitter."
Watch the video here: 
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Despite the team&rsquo;s challenging 10-wicket loss in the second Test on December 8, Pant and his teammates quickly moved on, using the gap between matches to focus on preparations for the upcoming third Test. The squad trained in Adelaide before heading to Brisbane for the crucial clash at The Gabba on December 11.
Pant, however, didn&rsquo;t just focus on cricket. During his downtime in Adelaide, he embraced his "babysitter" role once again, bringing joy to a fan's family. This moment reminded fans of the time during India&rsquo;s 2018-19 tour of Australia, when a playful exchange with Tim Paine earned Pant the title after he was seen with Paine's children.
Pant&rsquo;s off-field charm, whether it's entertaining kids or facing the fiercest bowlers, continues to make him one of the most beloved figures in cricket, adored not only for his fearless batting but also for his playful and down-to-earth nature.

The former Australia stumper, however, lauded India's bench strength and had words of appreciation for the younger generation, who shone brightly in the ongoing series.

 I know what what it's like to lose to Indian 'B' Team: Tim Paine

The former Australia stumper, however, lauded India's bench strength and had words of appreciation for the younger generation, who shone brightly in the ongoing series.

Tim Paine absolutely loves watching bitter rivals England lose any series but the former Australia captain knows what it is like to be beaten by an Indian 'B' team in Test cricket.
No one knows what it feels like to lose to an second-string Indian side better than Paine, who was the Australian captain during 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where India claimed a famous 2-1 series win away from home.
Devoid of then captain Virat Kohli, who flew back home after the first Test, Rohit Sharma, who was ruled out of the first two games, pacers Mohammed Shami and Umesh Yadav who were out with injuries, and no Ravichandran Ashwin and Jasprit Bumrah, who were unavailable for the final Test in Gabba, Ajinkya Rahane led a pack of spirited youngsters to hand India a memorable series victory.
"I know what it's like to be beaten by an Indian B team. Unfortunately, it happened to us on our home soil.
"But yes, some huge names out for India, which should have certainly helped the English," said speaking to another former Australia captain Brad Haddin on the 'Around the Wicket' podcast.
Playing without the likes of Kohli, Shami, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant, India inflicted a 4-1 series defeat on England after winning the Dharamsala Test by an innings and 64 runs on Saturday.
It is England's first series loss under coach Brendon McCullum and skipper Ben Stokes.
"I thoroughly enjoy watching England play the game, I love the way they are going about it. I love watching them lose. Don't get me wrong but they are entertaining and exciting," Paine added.
The former wicketkeeper batter had previously stirred a major controversy when he criticised Jonny Bairstow after the stumping controversy during the 2023 Ashes series and labelled England skipper Ben Stokes as "selfish" after reversing his decision to retire from ODIs before the 2023 World Cup.
Haddin too agreed that England were undone by an Indian 'B' team in the ongoing series.
"But they have been playing against the Indian B team because there has been no Kohli, no Shami, Bumrah got rested last Test, KL Rahul is out and Rishabh Pant is still making his way back from that accident," said Haddin.
The former Australia stumper, however, lauded India's bench strength and had words of appreciation for the younger generation, who shone bright in the ongoing series.
"They are not their strongest team but it just goes to show that the depth in Indian cricket is huge because some big names are coming into this next era of Indian cricket.
"(Yashasvi) Jaiswal is leading the charge; young (Dhruv) Jurel was magnificent in the last Test as well. So India are looking very strong," Haddin said.
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Paine played for the Hobart Hurricanes during his time in the BBL and represented them 44 times and scored more than 1100 runs.

Tim Paine joins Adelaide Strikers as assistant coach ahead of BBL new season

After announcing his retirement from first-class cricket recently, Tim Paine has joined Adelaide Strikers as their assistant coach ahead of the new Big Bash League (BBL) season.

Paine played for the Hobart Hurricanes during his time in the BBL and represented them 44 times and scored more than 1100 runs.

After announcing his retirement from first-class cricket recently, Tim Paine has joined Adelaide Strikers as their assistant coach ahead of the new Big Bash League (BBL) season.
The wicket-keeper played for the Hobart Hurricanes during his time in the BBL and represented them 44 times and scored more than 1100 runs.
His cricketing career took a major turn when Paine was handed over Australian Test captaincy following the sandpaper-gate scandal in 2018.
The 38-year-old was also recently announced as the assistant coach of the Australia A side ahead of their series against New Zealand A.

Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall.

Former Australia Test cricket captain Tim Paine retires

Former Australia test cricket captain Tim Paine who made his debut against Pakistan at Lord's in 2010 has retired from cricket 

Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall.

Former Australia test cricket captain Tim Paine has announced his retirement following the conclusion of Tasmania's Sheffield Shield first-class match against Queensland on Friday.
Wicketkeeper Paine captained Australia in 23 tests between early 2018 and 2021, playing 35 tests overall. Paine stood down from the captaincy in late 2021 after it was revealed he had sent explicit text messages to a former Cricket Tasmania employee.
Paine, who made his debut against Pakistan at Lord's in 2010, averaged 32.63 in test matches with a top score of 92 and made 157 dismissals behind the stumps. He also played 35 one-day internationals for Australia.
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In his autobiography, The Paid Price, Paine documented "I was standing at the bowlers' end in the next Test when a shot came up on the screen of a South African player at mid-off having a massive crack at the ball."

Tim Paine accuses South Africa of ball-tampering right after sandpapergate scandal

4 years after the infamous Cape Town Test which sent shockwaves into the cricketing world as the Australians engaged in ball-tampering, former Australian Test skipper Tim Paine recently admitted that he saw South Africans doing the same in the subsequent Test.

Here is what Paine wrote

In his autobiography, The Paid Price, Paine documented "I was standing at the bowlers' end in the next Test when a shot came up on the screen of a South African player at mid-off having a massive crack at the ball."

4 years after the infamous Cape Town Test which sent shockwaves into the cricketing world as the Australians engaged in ball-tampering, former Australian Test skipper Tim Paine recently admitted that he saw South Africans doing the same in the subsequent Test.
In his autobiography, The Paid Price, Paine documented "I saw it happen in the fourth Test of that series. After everything that had happened in Cape Town, after all the headlines and bans. I was standing at the bowlers' end in the next Test when a shot came up on the screen of a South African player at mid-off having a massive crack at the ball."
The ex-skipper added that the television director, who had played an active role in catching Cam, immediately pulled the shot off the screen. "We went to the umpires about it, which might seem a bit poor, but we'd been slaughtered and were convinced they'd been up to it since the first Test. But the footage got lost. As it would," Paine added.
That series proved to be a blot on Cricket Australia as Cameron Bancroft was caught altering the condition of the ball with a sandpaper. Later, it was revealed that then-Test skipper Steven Smith and vice-captain David Warner were also involved in the same, which resulted in a year-long ban for them.
Also read: <a title="&lsquo;Won&rsquo;t be surprised if Hardik Pandya becomes next India captain' - Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/won-t-be-surprised-if-hardik-pandya-becomes-next-india-captain-wasim-akram-and-waqar-younis-1666676658146">&lsquo;Won&rsquo;t be surprised if Hardik Pandya becomes next India captain' - Wasim Akram and Waqar Younis</a>
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2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail. 

Year ender 2021: Biggest sports controversies

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket’s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal & an Olympian languishing in jail.

Tap to know about the biggest scandals that took place in 2021

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail.

2021 was a year marred with controversies. From cricket&rsquo;s infamous racism comments to the sexting scandal &amp; an Olympian languishing in jail. Here are the most chaotic scandals that rocked 2021:
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Virat Kohli daughter rape threats
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India suffered an embarrassing defeat against Pakistan at the World T20 and what followed it was sickening.
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A 23-year-old social media user issued rape threats to Vamika after the Test captain took stand for Mohd Shami and blasted the &lsquo;bunch of spineless&rsquo; prople.
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The Hyderabad based techie who had deleted the tweet and his account, was detained by the Mumbai Police.
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Ollie Robinson
Ollie Robinson's dream debut went down the drain due to 9 year-old tweets!
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The English cricketer who made his debut in June suffered a huge setback. He was handed a suspension by the ECB for 8 matches after he played his debut Test where he took 7 wickets and scored a crucial 42.
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In 2012-13, Robinson posted a series of Tweets that were of sexist and racist nature which got resurfaced and went viral after his debut Test.
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Sexting Scandal
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Australian Test skipper Tim Paine was embroiled in an embarrassing sexting scandal that not only costed him his captaincy but also his place in the Test team.
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Paine stepped down just before Ashes after reports of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017,&nbsp; re-emerged that were reportedly swept under the carpet by the then Cricket Australia officials.
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A tearful Paine accepted his deeds in a press conference and issued a clarification before taking a break from cricket
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Olympic medalist jailed
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Sushil Kumar, who won 2 Olympic medals for India is now languishing in the Tihar Jail. The Delhi Police nabbed the wrestler for murdering a fellow wrestler Sagar Dhankad.
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As per the police, the 38-year-old along with 12 accomplices murdered Dhankad, a budding wrestler outside Chhatrasal stadium over a property dispute.
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Peng Shuai
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Peng Shuai, a Chinese Tennis player reportedly went missing after she accused a senior Communist party leader of sexual assault. She however, appeared 3 weeks later at a youth tournament in Beijing.
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In November, Peng said that a 70 year old, senior party leader Zhang Gaoli had sexually abused her 3 years ago.
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After re-appearing, the Wimbledon doubles and French Open champion denied the allegations, but his did not ease the sports world who were earlier demanding proof of her existence by the Chinese government.
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Without worrying about the financial losses, WTA took the bravest step, they suspended all their tournaments in China including Hong Kong.
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European Super league
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Monetising football in the name of modernizing the game became a big fail when the 12 biggest European clubs in April decided to form another league- the European Super League, which would have apparently brought more money to these big clubs.&nbsp;
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The big 6 from EPL- Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Tottenham, Liverpool along with Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid, AC Milan, Inter Milan and Atletico Madrid were all party to it.
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The now defunct move created chaos in the football world. While some fans welcomed it, some other shunned it. The league was shut down barely 48 hours after it was annonuced as UEFA was quick to take action against the 3 clubs, Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid who weren&rsquo;t ready to give up the idea.
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Australia head coach Justin Langer has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns.

Justin Langer backs Tim Paine, questions society for being brutal

Australia head coach Justin Langer has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.

Australia head coach Justin&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an&nbsp;indefinite break&nbsp;from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.
According to media reports,&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;made a secret visit to Paine's home ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Langer&nbsp;bite: "He's one of the best people I have met in cricket so it was nice to go down and see him, and you'd have to ask him how he's going. I think when I saw him, he's obviously shattered with what's happened because he's been such an exemplary figure in Australian cricket for the last four years particularly, you know, his life's changed obviously so, but you have to ask him how he's going. All I know it was important to go and see him. We talk about looking after our boys having each other's backs. And it was a no brainer for me to go and see him."
Paine resigned from the Test captaincy after the sexting&nbsp;scandal was resurfaced and subsequently took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns as he has been&nbsp;facing a constant backlash from society.

Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame

Australia head coach Justin&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;has backed former skipper Tim Paine, who took an&nbsp;indefinite break&nbsp;from cricket over mental health concerns. Langer&nbsp;questioned the society for being brutal and added that it is an unforgiving society, which is a real shame.
According to media reports,&nbsp;Langer&nbsp;made a secret visit to Paine's home ahead of the first Ashes Test.
Langer&nbsp;said that Tim Paine has made a mistake and paid a heavy price for it.
Paine resigned from the captaincy after the sexting&nbsp;scandal was resurfaced and subsequently took an indefinite break from cricket over mental health concerns as he has been&nbsp;facing a constant backlash from society.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-22-alex-carey-to-replace-tim-paine-in-australia-test-squad-1638415017737" target="_blank">Ashes 2021-22: Alex Carey to replace Tim Paine in Australia Test squad</a>

The debate over Australia's wicketkeeper for the Ashes series has ended after Cricket Australia named Alex Carey as Tim Paine's replacement.

Ashes 2021-22: Alex Carey to replace Tim Paine in Australia Test squad

The debate over Australia's wicketkeeper for the Ashes series has ended after Cricket Australia named Alex Carey as Tim Paine's replacement.
Carey is set to make his Test debut in the first Test at Brisbane.
After being named in the Australia Test squad, Carey said that his focus is on preparing and playing his part in helping Australia secure the Ashes.
Carey will become 461st player to represent Australia's men's Test team, when he will receive the Baggy Green in the first Ashes Test, starting December 8 at The Gabba.
Paine's resignation as Test captain and subsequent decision to take an indefinite break from the game left Australia in need of a new keeper less than a fortnight before the country's most anticipated cricket contest.

Carey, Australia's 50-over keeper who stood in as captain in July, had long been considered the understudy to Paine&nbsp;

The debate over Australia's wicketkeeper for the Ashes series has ended after Cricket Australia named Alex Carey as Tim Paine's replacement.
Carey is set to make his Test debut in the first Test at Brisbane.
After being named in the Australia Test squad, Carey said that his focus is on preparing and playing his part in helping Australia secure the Ashes.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-rain-continues-to-prevent-england-from-training-jack-leach-bowls-in-hotel-room-1638351136241" target="_blank">Ashes: Rain continues to prevent England from training, Jack Leach bowls in hotel room</a>
Carey will become 461st player to represent Australia's men's Test team, when he will receive the Baggy Green in the first Ashes Test, starting December 8 at The Gabba.
Paine's resignation as Test captain and subsequent decision to take an indefinite break from the game left Australia in need of a new keeper less than a fortnight before the country's most anticipated cricket contest.

Australia's assistant coach Andrew McDonald is confident that Pat Cummins and Steve Smith will strike a great partnership in the Ashes series

No worries on Cummins-Smith leadership team for Ashes: Australia's assistant coach

Australia's assistant coach Andrew McDonald&nbsp;is confident that Pat&nbsp;Cummins&nbsp;and Steve&nbsp;Smith will strike a great partnership in the Ashes series.&nbsp;
'Oh, I think it's a really good dynamic. You know, you've got a former captain underneath the new captain, that's always very handy. He's (Pat Cummins) going to draw upon that experience. He's got other senior players around him as well. So we've got great confidence that the players that are going out on the field amongst each other will be able to problem-solve on the go out there with the amount of cricket intellect that's out there. So there are not too many concerns about once they cross over the rope.'
After Tim Paine stepped down as Australia's Test skipper, fast bowler Pat Cummins was named as the 47th Test captain of Australia just days ahead of the start of the Ashes series against England. Steve Smith was also brought back into the leadership role and was appointed as Cummins' deputy.

Australia's assistant coach Andrew McDonald&nbsp;is confident that Pat&nbsp;Cummins&nbsp;and Steve&nbsp;Smith will strike a great partnership in the Ashes series

Australia's assistant coach Andrew McDonald&nbsp;is confident that Pat&nbsp;Cummins&nbsp;and Steve&nbsp;Smith will strike a great partnership in the Ashes series.&nbsp;
He said that&nbsp;you've got a former captain underneath the new captain, which is a really good dynamic.&nbsp;Pat Cummins&nbsp;will&nbsp;draw upon that experience and he has got other senior players around him as well, added&nbsp;McDonald.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/thought-this-might-be-the-end-ben-stokes-says-nearly-choked-on-tablet-in-hotel-room-1638165943598" target="_blank">'Thought this might be the end', Ben Stokes says nearly choked on tablet in hotel room</a>
After Tim Paine stepped down as Australia's Test skipper, fast bowler Pat Cummins was named as the 47th Test captain of Australia just days ahead of the start of the Ashes series against England. Steve Smith was also brought back into the leadership role and was appointed as Cummins' deputy.

Days after stepping down from Australia Test captaincy, Tim Paine announced an indefinite break from all forms of cricket.
Paine's decision has put an abrupt end to the debate over his inclusion in the Australia Test squad as wicket-keeper for the Ashes. Now it will be a toss-up between Alex Carey and Josh Inglis for the keeper's job ahead of the first Ashes test at Brisbane.
Also read:&nbsp;Tim Paine likely to lose his spot in Australian Test squad
Meanwhile, various media reports suggest that Pat Cummins is appointed as next test skipper while Steve Smith is reinstated in the leadership group after being named vice-captain for the Ashes.
Smith will return to the leadership role three years after the Sandpaper gate in CapeTown.
Cummins, who has been leading the pace attack, will be Australia's 47th male Test captain. He played 35 Tests and took 164 wickets.

Ashes 2021: Cummins to lead Australia, Paine takes an indefinite break after 'Sexting' scandal

Paine's decision has put an abrupt end to the debate over his inclusion in the Australia Test squad as wicket-keeper for the Ashes. Now it will be a toss-up between Alex Carey and Josh Inglis for the keeper's job ahead of the first Ashes test at Brisbane.

Cummins to lead Australia, Paine takes an indefinite break after 'Sexting' scandal

Days after stepping down from Australia Test captaincy, Tim Paine announced an indefinite break from all forms of cricket.
Paine's decision has put an abrupt end to the debate over his inclusion in the Australia Test squad as wicket-keeper for the Ashes. Now it will be a toss-up between Alex Carey and Josh Inglis for the keeper's job ahead of the first Ashes test at Brisbane.
Meanwhile, various media reports suggest that Pat Cummins is appointed as next test skipper while Steve Smith is reinstated in the leadership group after being named vice-captain for the Ashes.
Smith will return to the leadership role three years after the Sandpaper gate in CapeTown.
Cummins, who has been leading the pace attack, will be Australia's 47th male Test captain. He played 35 Tests and took 164 wickets.

Paine's decision has put an abrupt end to the debate over his inclusion in the Australia Test squad as wicket-keeper for the Ashes

Days after stepping down from Australia Test captaincy, Tim Paine announced an indefinite break from all forms of cricket.
Paine's decision has put an abrupt end to the debate over his inclusion in the Australia Test squad as wicket-keeper for the Ashes. Now it will be a toss-up between Alex Carey and Josh Inglis for the keeper's job ahead of the first Ashes test at Brisbane.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ashes-2021-tim-paine-likely-to-lose-his-spot-in-australian-test-squad-1637646031271" target="_blank">Tim Paine likely to lose his spot in Australian Test squad</a>
Meanwhile, various media reports suggest that Pat Cummins is appointed as next test skipper while Steve Smith is reinstated in the leadership group after being named vice-captain for the Ashes.
Smith will return to the leadership role three years after the Sandpaper gate in CapeTown.
Cummins, who has been leading the pace attack, will be Australia's 47th male Test captain. He played 35 Tests and took 164 wickets.

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England

Nathan Lyon backs Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England, saying that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake.

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England. Paine's spot in the team is under the scanner after he stepped down from Test captaincy following a sexting scandal.
Bite 1: Tim (Paine) made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and he has owned that mistake. He's got my full support and 100 percent guarantee he's got the full support of the Australian change room.
Bite 2: In my eyes, yeah. We've always said that I think the selectors said that we were going to pick the best available eleven and in my eyes, Tim Paine's the best keeper in the world. So I know I want him. This is very selfish from a bowler's point of view. I want the best, best gloveman behind the stumps, and in my eyes, that's Tim Paine."

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England, saying that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake

Australia's premier spinner Nathan Lyon backed former Test captain Tim Paine to play the 1st Ashes Test vs England. Paine's spot in the team is under the scanner after he stepped down from Test captaincy following a sexting scandal.
Lyon said that Paine made a mistake a few years ago, and he showed a lot of courage and owned the mistake. Lyon also said that Paine has the full backing of the Australian change room.
Lyon further added that Tim Paine has been Australia's best wicketkeeper and he remains hopeful that the Tasmanian would be part of Australia playing XI for the first Ashes test at Brisbane, starting December 8.
Lyon explained that from a bowler's point of view, he wants the best gloveman&nbsp;behind the stumps and reckoned that Paine is best.&nbsp;

Australian opening batter Marcus Harris, who is part of the Ashes tour said that people were a bit shocked after learning about Tim Paine's sexting scandal

'We were a bit shocked' Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal

Australian opening batter Marcus Harris, who is part of the Ashes tour said that people were a bit shocked after learning about Tim Paine's sexting scandal and his resignation from captaincy

"We were a bit shocked" Australia opener Marcus Harris on Tim Paine sexting scandal

Australian opening batter Marcus Harris, who is part of the Ashes tour said that people were a bit shocked after learning about the sexting scandal involving former team captain Tim Paine and his resignation from captaincy.
BITE: MARCUS HARRIS, Cricketer, Australia
"People were a bit shocked, but, you know, we've got a lot of good leaders around our group. So it's not ideal, but someone's got to step up and you know lead from the front, which plenty of people that can do that job. So like I said before, Painey will still be around and can still show leadership in many different ways. But like I said, we're looking forward to getting into camp and getting on with it.'

Australian opening batter Marcus Harris, who is part of the Ashes tour said that people were a bit shocked after learning about Tim Paine's sexting scandal and his resignation from captaincy

Australian opening batter Marcus Harris, who is part of the Ashes tour said that people were a bit shocked after learning about the sexting scandal involving former team captain Tim Paine and his resignation from captaincy.
Harris repeatedly said that Paine remained a popular member among the players. "knowing his character, he's a pretty strong and resilient bloke. So I'm backing Paine&nbsp;to get through that" added Harris.
Whether Tim Paine will be selected to play the first Ashes Test is still unclear even as the former skipper&nbsp;is currently involved in a domestic match in Hobart.&nbsp;

After losing the captaincy job for the Australian team, Tim Paine might lose his spot in the Australia Test squad over his poor run in domestic cricket.
Paine is the only specialist wicketkeeper in Australia's 15-man squad to face England. But selector George Bailey confirmed he is no lock for the first Ashes test starting in Brisbane on December 8.
Paine returned to competitive cricket after a neck surgery on Monday, representing Tasmania's second XI against a South Australia side in Hobart. He took six catches and moved well behind the stumps but scored only one run.
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Paine's glovework came under heavy scrutiny during the India series early this year. He dropped three catches on day five of the drawn Sydney Test, helping Team India avert a potentially decisive defeat.
Alex Carey and Josh Inglis are likely replacements for Tim Paine.

Ashes 2021: Tim Paine likely to lose his spot in Australian Test squad

Paine returned to competitive cricket after a neck surgery to take six catches behind the stumps but ended up scoring just 1 run  

Ashes 2021: Tim Paine likely to lose his spot in Australia Test squad

After losing the captaincy job in the Australian cricket team, Tim Paine might lose his spot in the Australia Test squad owing to poor form in domestic cricket.&nbsp;
Paine is the only specialist wicketkeeper in Australia's 15-man squad to face England but selector George Bailey confirmed that there is no guarantee that the former captain is confirmed to play the first Ashes Test in Brisbane from December 8.
Paine returned to competitive cricket after a neck surgery on Monday, representing Tasmania's second XI in Hobart. He took six catches and moved well behind the stumps but scored only one run with the bat.
Alex Carey and Josh Inglis are likely replacements for Tim Paine and have been kept on standby.

Paine is the only specialist wicketkeeper in Australia's 15-man squad to face England but selector George Bailey confirmed that there is no guarantee that Paine will play

After losing the captaincy job in the Australian cricket team, Tim Paine might lose his spot in the Australia Test squad owing to poor form in domestic cricket.&nbsp;
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Paine is the only specialist wicketkeeper in Australia's 15-man squad to face England but selector George Bailey confirmed that there is no guarantee that the former captain is confirmed to play the first Ashes Test in Brisbane from December 8.
Paine returned to competitive cricket after a neck surgery on Monday, representing Tasmania's second XI in Hobart. He took six catches and moved well behind the stumps but scored only one run with the bat.
Alex Carey and Josh Inglis are likely replacements for Tim Paine and have been kept on standby.

Tim Paine resigned from his post ahead of Ashes after the discussion came to light again.

'Wrong decision': current CA boss calls out previous administration for brushing aside Tim Paine's sextin

The CA chief on Saturday in a press conference acknowledged that the decision sent a wrong impression that this behaviour is acceptable and without serious consequence.

The CA chief on Saturday in a press conference acknowledged that the decision sent a wrong impression that this behaviour is acceptable and without serious consequence.

Rather than taking serious action, Cricket Australia brushed aside Tim Paine's infamous sexting&nbsp;scandal,&nbsp;and&nbsp;Richard&nbsp;Freudenstein, the current boss has called out CA's&nbsp;wrong decision. The CA chief on Saturday in a press conference acknowledged that the decision sent a wrong impression that this behaviour is acceptable and without serious consequence. Ahead of Ashes, Paine resigned from his post on Friday. This is after 3 years since the scandal took&nbsp;place.&nbsp; In 2018, Paine was found guilty of sending unwanted&nbsp;images of his genitalia to a co-worker&nbsp;but despite that, the 36-year-old cricketer was handed the captaincy after Steve Smith was forced to step down because of the ball-tampering scandal. Saying that the role of the Australian captain must be held to the highest standards, Freudenstein&nbsp;informed that the code of conduct is now appropriate and a full review of sexual harassment education has been undertaken.&nbsp;

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In a major blow for hosts Australia, captain Tim Paine has stepped down as the captain of the Test team just 3 weeks ahead of the massive Ashes title defence against arch-rivals England. Paine stepped down as the leader of the pack after reports emerged of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017. Paine&nbsp;who was made the captain of Australia after the infamous ball-tampering scandal in 2018 was earlier cleared of the charges in an internal Cricket Australia investigation.&nbsp;

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In a major blow for hosts Australia, captain Tim Paine has stepped down as the captain of the Test team just 3 weeks ahead of the massive Ashes title defence against arch-rivals England. Paine stepped down as the leader of the pack after reports emerged of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017. Paine&nbsp;who was made the captain of Australia after the infamous ball-tampering scandal in 2018 was earlier cleared of the charges in an internal Cricket Australia investigation.&nbsp;

In a major blow for hosts Australia, captain Tim Paine has stepped down as the captain of the Test team just 3 weeks ahead of the massive Ashes title defence against arch-rivals England. Paine stepped down as the leader of the pack after reports emerged of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017. Paine&nbsp;who was made the captain of Australia after the infamous ball-tampering scandal in 2018 was earlier cleared of the charges in an internal Cricket Australia investigation.&nbsp;
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In a press conference, Paine apologised to the fans and to his family &amp; also for&nbsp;damaging the sport through&nbsp;his behaviour.&nbsp;
Fast bowler Pat Cummins&nbsp;has emerged as the front runner to replace Paine as the 47th Test captain of the Australian Men's cricket team as they prepare to take on England in what promises to be a blockbuster summer of cricket.&nbsp;

End of Paine! Tim steps down as Australian Test captain due to a 'sexting' scandal 

In a press conference, Paine apologised to the fans and to his family & also for damaging the sport through his behaviour. 

Tim Paine who took over as the Australian Test captain in 2018 stepped down on Friday after revelations of a sexting scandal involving a Cricket Tasmania worker&nbsp;

In a major blow for hosts Australia, captain Tim Paine has stepped down as the captain of the Test team just 3 weeks ahead of the massive Ashes title defence against arch-rivals England. Paine stepped down as the leader of the pack after reports emerged of a sexting scandal involving him and a Cricket Tasmania employee in 2017. Paine&nbsp;who was made the captain of Australia after the infamous ball-tampering scandal in 2018 was earlier cleared of the charges in an internal Cricket Australia investigation.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;
In a press conference, Paine apologised to the fans and to his family &amp; also for&nbsp;damaging the sport through&nbsp;his behaviour.&nbsp;
Fast bowler Pat Cummins&nbsp;has emerged as the front runner to replace Paine as the 47th Test captain of the Australian Men's cricket team as they prepare to take on England in what promises to be a blockbuster summer of cricket.&nbsp;

With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid19 quarantine norms. Both the cricketing boards are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
The English players are restricting themselves because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also under doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Chances are due to this reason Sydney will have to host two consecutive test matches.

Tim Paine: Ashes will move forward with or without Joe Root

Joe Root refused to commit until there is more clarity on the quarantine norms. Players are worried about 'bubble fatigue' and their family not being able to travel with them.

With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Joe Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid&nbsp;19 quarantine norms. The England and Wales Cricket Board and Cricket Australia are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
While saying that all English players want to take part in the Ashes, Paine added that no one is forcing any player, if someone does not want to participate, they can pull out.&nbsp;
The English players are in doubt because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also in doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Due to this, Sydney might have to host two consecutive test matches.

Joe Root refused to commit until there is more clarity on the quarantine norms. Players are worried about 'bubble fatigue' and their family not being able to travel with them.

With Ashes scheduled to start from December 8th, Australian test captain Tim Paine said that the series will move forward whether Joe Root is here&nbsp;or not. Joe Root has refused to commit to the tour until there is more clarity on the Covid&nbsp;19 quarantine norms. The England and Wales Cricket Board and Cricket Australia are under negotiations with regards to the type of bio bubble to be placed for the Ashes.
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The English players are in doubt because of the Australian border restrictions which do not allow their family to travel with them in the bio bubble. The Perth fixture is also in doubt as Western Australia requires inter-state visitors to be under isolation for two weeks. Due to this, Sydney might have to host two consecutive test matches.

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
Paine feels that they they want to evolve as a team and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that. They are all committed to that and are all 100% behind Langer in the job that he is doing.

Tim Paine backs under-fire coach Langer for their Ashes defense

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
BITE: TIM PAINE, Captain, Australia
'We all feel that now as a team we want to evolve, we want to improve, and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that - it's not him by himself or us by ourselves, it's all of our coaching staff, it's all of our staff and it's all of our players. We are all committed to that and we're all 100% behind JL in the job that he is doing.'

Australian cricket captain Tim Paine has thrown his support behind under fire coach Justin Langer, after a leaked review suggested the Australian players were tired of Langer's intense approach.
Paine feels that they they want to evolve as a team and Justin Langer&nbsp;is a part of that. They are all committed to that and are all 100% behind Langer in the job that he is doing.

As the infamous Sandpaper Gate episode of 2018 returns to haunt Cricket Australia, Aussie Test skipper Tim Paine revealed that the 4 bowlers involved&nbsp;in that Test vs South Africa&nbsp;have been in touch with Cameron Bancroft to clear the air over suggestions that they knew about the ball-tampering.
Paine told reporters in Hobart that&nbsp;they're frustrated that it keeps popping up and&nbsp;everyone's looking forward to moving on. He added that&nbsp;Bancroft's comment would not damage his chances of returning to the test team and&nbsp;certainly won't be held against him.

Bancroft & bowlers have sorted things out: Tim Paine

Aussie Test skipper Tim Paine has revealed that the 4 bowlers involved&nbsp;in the infamous Test vs South Africa&nbsp;have cleared the air with Bancroft.

As the infamous Sandpaper Gate episode of 2018 returns to haunt Cricket Australia, Aussie Test skipper Tim Paine revealed that the 4 bowlers involved&nbsp;in that Test vs South Africa&nbsp;have been in touch with Cameron Bancroft to clear the air over suggestions that they knew about the ball-tampering.
Paine told reporters in Hobart that&nbsp;they're frustrated that it keeps popping up and&nbsp;everyone's looking forward to moving on. He added that&nbsp;Bancroft's comment would not damage his chances of returning to the test team and&nbsp;certainly won't be held against him.

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