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Ashes: CA CEO Denies Link Between Khawaja’s Golf Session And Back Spasms
CA CEO: Cricket Australia (CA) chief executive Todd Greenberg has dismissed any co-relation between Usman Khawaja’s decision to play golf ahead of the ongoing first Ashes Test and the back spasms he suffered on day one’s play.
Khawaja, 38, was forced off the field late in England’s first innings on Friday, and although he did re‑enter the field before it ended, ICC regulations meant he had not spent sufficient time back on the field to be eligible to open the batting.
As a result, Marnus Labuschagne was pushed up to open alongside debutant Jake Weatherald, with captain Steve Smith slotted in at number three. Khawaja eventually came in at number four, but made only two runs. On day two, Khawaja fielded through the overs without any discomfort.
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Australia Planning To Give A Great Send-off To Virat & Rohit In ODIs Later This Year: CA CEO
Australian Cricketers Association: Todd Greenberg, the Cricket Australia (CA) CEO, said he hopes to give a memorable send-off to Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli should the duo play in Australia one last time later this year. With Rohit and Kohli retiring from Tests and T20Is in the last 12 months, it means they will now be playing only ODIs for India.
Australia-Pakistan New Year’s Test Records Total Attendance Of 125,292 Spectators At SCG
KFC Big Bash League: Cricket Australia (CA) announced on Sunday that the New Year’s Test between Australia and Pakistan at the Sydney Cricket Ground recorded a total attendance of 125,292 spectators, which was the highest since the 2018-19 series against India.
Glenn McGrath Urges David Warner To ‘go Out, Be Positive’ Ahead Of Test Cricket Farewell
McGrath Breast Care Nurses: Australia’s fast-bowling great Glenn McGrath has urged David Warner to go out and be positive in his Test cricket farewell match against Pakistan starting on January 3 at the Sydney Cricket Ground. While Australia will be aiming for a 3-0 sweep, it will also be the last time Warner plays Test cricket in what will be his 112th match in the format.
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