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Sunny CC retains first division title

Kanyakumari: Sunny Cricket Club (Nagercoil) emerged the first division champion of the TNCA- Kanyaku

The Hindu

Marsh out of one-day captaincy race

Allrounder Mitchell Marsh has ruled himself out of becoming Australia's next limited-overs captain, leaving minimal options to replace Aaron Finch.

AAP

Western Brands Divided Over 'Made in Myanmar' After Coup

Western retailers are increasingly divided over whether to buy clothes made in Myanmar, a country that had emerged as one of the world's fastest-growing garment exporters before the military staged a coup last year.

Bangkok Post

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Cricket Australia apologises to child sex abuse victims

MELBOURNE: Cricket Australia (CA) on Monday apologised to survivors of child sexual abuse within the sport in the country, saying the Board is exploring ways to help victims.

The Times of India

Cricket-Australia board apologises to survivors of child sexual abuse

Australia's cricket board has apologised to survivors of child sexual abuse who were involved in the sport and called on its members to join a national redress scheme.

Reuters

Cricket Australia apologises to survivors of child sexual abuse involved with sport

Cricket Australia makes a statement of apology to survivors of child sexual abuse involved with the sport, calling on all states and territories to join the national redress scheme.

ABC News

How Marks & Spencer on Newcastle's Northumberland Street opened 90 years ago

It was a era of expansion for Marks & Spencer with Newcastle's new Northumberland Street store joining more than 150 trading around the UK in 1932

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Lifting David Warner’s leadership ban is right thing to do and good business, too

Cricket Australia’s challenge is to chisel an agreeable ‘halfway’, recognising that peace is of mutual benefit

The Guardian - AU

Amazing photos of Edinburgh's Princes Street as it was in the early 2000s

With the introduction of the St James Quarter and many brands having gone bust, Princes Street has seen a dramatic change in the past two decades - as these pictures show.

Edinburgh Live

The 'majestic' Newcastle department store that was described as 'a palace of trade'

Ninety years ago, the Co-operative department store on Newgate Street became a major new addition to Newcastle's retail landscape, going on to trade until 2011

Chronicle Live

EXCLUSIVE: Boldt Runners Corp. Launches First CBN And CBG Pouches For Sleep And Energy Boost

Boldt Runners Corp. (SEC CIK #0001825807) announced the launch of a new line of Cannadips products, available statewide. Boldt Runners, a cannabis company in Humboldt County, California, manufactures, markets, and sells Cannadips CBD, Cannadips Terpenes and now Cannadips Fuel.

Benzinga

Then and Now: From BHS to Primark on Newcastle's Northumberland Street

It's 90 years since British Home Stores began trading on Newcastle's Northumberland Street - with modern retail giant Primark occupying the same premises in 2022

Chronicle Live

CA stand by Big Bash draft talent pool

Cricket Australia is adamant it will have the most marketable lists in the Big Bash League's history despite big names being overlooked in the maiden draft.

AAP

Cricket superstars not selected in Big Bash League's first overseas draft

Cricket Australia worked hard to secure the likes of Kieron Pollard and Faf du Plessis to nominate for the inaugural Big Bash draft, but the plan backfired when it came time to pick players. Here's why.

ABC News

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Retail e-commerce to hit B4tn in 2025

Thailand's retail e-commerce market is expected to reach 4 trillion baht in 2025, up from 817 billion this year, while online sales through virtual space, known as meta-commerce, is tipped to be a future trend, says Kulthirath Pakawachkrilers, newly appointed president of the Thai e-Commerce Association (Theca).

The Times of India

Chris Lynn to play in both BBL and UAE's ILT20

SYDNEY: Australian batter Chris Lynn is set to feature in 11 matches in the Big Bash League before heading to the UAE to play in the inaugural International League T20 (ILT20) after signing a ground-breaking deal that will allow him to split time between the two overlapping tournaments.

AAP

Lynn signs with the Strikers for BBL 12

The BBL's all-time leading run-scorer Chris Lynn has signed with the Adelaide Strikers, but he'll head to the UAE T20 league before the finals.

AAP

Warner back in BBL, wants leadership chat

David Warner has confirmed his return to the Big Bash League with the Sydney Thunder, and he wants to talk with Cricket Australia about his leadership ban.

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AAP

Summer shake-up as Aust-India series grows

Australia's summer of cricket is set for its biggest shake-up in five decades with home Tests to be split either side of a January tour of India in 2027.

AAP

WBBL gets international schedule safeguard

The Women's Big Bash League will be safeguarded by a virtual international window in the next fixtures cycle in a significant boost for Cricket Australia.

The Hindu

Cricket Australia rolls out 5-year plan to make sport more inclusive, create culture for cricket ahead of 2032 Games

Cricket Australia unveiled its plan that features 10 priorities across four interrelated pillars

The Hindu

Test cricket won't die in my lifetime but who'll be playing it?, says Ian Chappell

The former Australia captain believed that international cricket faces a real challenge of retaining players in the face of rapid expansion of T20 leagues

The Guardian - AU

When a player like Meg Lanning needs to ask for a break it should ring alarm bells

The Australia captain’s decision to step away against a backdrop of increasingly busy cricket schedules is worth reflecting on

ABC News

Australian women's cricket captain Meg Lanning takes indefinite leave

Meg Lanning is taking a break for personal reasons, deciding she wants to "take a step back" from the game with no time line set for her return.

The Times of India

Australia's Meg Lanning takes indefinite break from cricket for personal reasons

SYDNEY: World Cup-winning captain Meg Lanning is unlikely to lead Australia in the tour of India later this year as the skipper is taking an indefinite break from the game to "focus on myself."

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