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Australia cricketer Khawaja wears a black armband after a ban on his ''all lives are equal'' shoes

Usman Khawaja wore a black arm band to show solidarity with people suffering in Gaza, after the ICC prohibited him from wearing shoes with a humanitarian message.

The Hindu

Khawaja questions ICC rules around messages on shoes

Usman Khawaja has questioned why the International Cricket Council treated him differently to other players previously displaying messages on their equipment.

AAP

Warner shushes the critics with 164 against Pakistan

A second Test century since January 2020 has relieved the pressure on under-fire opener David Warner in the series-opening match against Pakistan in Perth.

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Australia finish on 346-5 on day one of first Test against Pakistan – as it happened

Over-by-over: After their incredible ODI World Cup win can Australia reaffirm their Test prowess against Pakistan in Perth? Follow with Geoff Lemon

The Guardian - AU

Australia cricketer Khawaja will ‘fight’ to wear Palestine solidarity shoes

Khawaja says he will fight the ICC’s ruling that stops him from wearing shoes with messages of support for Palestine.

Al Jazeera

Australia ready to shine in West Test against Pakistan

Australia will be aiming to continue their hot form of 2023 when they take on Pakistan in the series-opening Test at Perth's Optus Stadium.

AAP

Usman Khawaja explains appeal after ICC ban message written on boots for Australia vs Pakistan Test

Khawaja wore boots with the messages ‘Freedom is a human right’ and ‘All lives are equal’ in the colours of the Palestinian flag ahead of the first Test in Perth

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Travis Head appointed heir apparent to skipper Cummins

Travis Head has been appointed Test vice-captain alongside Steve Smith in a major boost to his hopes of becoming skipper in the future.

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Khawaja vows to fight for those without a voice

Australia opener Usman Khawaja won't be wearing shoes bearing the words 'all lives are equal' when the first Test against Pakistan begins on Thursday.

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Cummins vows to support Green as exile set to continue

Pat Cummins says he'll put an arm around Cameron Green the way senior players did during his own exile from the Test team as a young player.

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Mitchell Johnson entitled to his opinions: David Warner

David Warner has played Mitchell Johnson's recent media comments with a straight bat, saying the retired paceman is entitled to have critical opinions.

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Cummins, Smith sound Test alarm over franchise clashes

Australian players have admitted concern over the future of Test cricket, with South Africa prioritising franchise cricket over a looming national team tour.

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Any cricketer not inspired by Cummins is in wrong game: Ian Chappell

If Pat Cummins’ inspirational leadership, outstanding skills and model conduct on and off the field doesn’t inspire his peers, then they are in the “wrong game”, said one of Australia’s greatest ever skippers Ian Chappell

The Hindu

Johnson rips ex-teammate Warner over Test farewell lap

Former Aussie paceman Mitchell Johnson has launched an extraordinary tirade against David Warner over the Australian opener's farewell Test series.

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When Kohli's wicket fell, stadium felt quiet like library: Pat Cummins

Pat Cummins, Australian captain, recalled the pin-drop silence at Narendra Modi Stadium during the World Cup final against India. He said Steve Smith remarked on the 100,000-plus crowd being as quiet as a library. Cummins and his team won their sixth title, beating India by six wickets.

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Cummins 'no doubt' on captaincy after World Cup triumph

Riding the high of Australia's sixth Cricket World Cup triumph, a "buzzing" Pat Cummins says he is constantly improving in the captaincy role.

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Cummins' tactics labelled 'brilliant' by Indian Ashwin

Pat Cummins' captaincy in Australia's stunning World Cup final win has been hailed as "brilliant" by Indian spin king Ravichandran Ashwin.

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Rohit Sharma doesn't need to be taught to score hundreds, Ashwin backs skipper

Ashwin backs Rohit to score big, lauds Cummins, Bailey for reading pitch; praises Shami for golden touch, Iyer for chasing excellence.

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Pat Cummins | The atypical Aussie captain

Australia’s sixth ICC Cricket World Cup title caps off a monumental year for Pat Cummins, launching him into the pantheon of greats. Subscribe to The Hindu to read this profile of Australia cricket captain Pat Cummins

The Independent UK

Australia’s World Cup triumph created their new ‘legacy’ says Pat Cummins

Cummins’ side defeated India by six wickets in the final to lift the trophy for a sixth time

The Guardian - AU

Afternoon Update: Israel and Hamas agree to four-day ceasefire; ABC settles Bruce Lehrmann defamation case; and US Catholic priest marries teen

The ceasefire will include the release of 50 women and children hostages held in Gaza in return for 150 Palestinian women and children to be freed from Israeli jails

AAP

Cummins sees legacy created in World Cup and Test wins

Australia captain Pat Cummins has detailed how his team have created a long-lasting legacy in a year that included Ashes retention and two world titles.

Al Jazeera

ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 final: Five things that went wrong for India

India were favourites to win a home Cricket World Cup – so how did it all go wrong for them in the all-important final?

The Guardian - UK

Why the 50-over Cricket World Cup is more vital than ever in modern era

The ODI format bridges the gap between Test matches and T20 cricket and the 2023 tournament has proved a big streaming hit

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Reasoning over acoustics: How World Cup final let big match execution tame the pageantry

Much before the big Sunday final of the World Cup was halfway, murmurs about the drift of the match began to hit a frenzied din reflecting home team support. But, counting on a recovery, if not the occasion, the decibels remained high. Not long though, as the Australians ensured that…

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