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Australia PM praises Khawaja for showing courage amid stand-off with ICC

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese praises Usman Khawaja's courage for standing up for human values, despite ICC reprimand.

The Hindu

Australian PM Albanese applauds Usman Khawaja's courage amid ICC stand-off

NEW DELHI: Australia's prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has commended the courage of cricketer Usman Khawaja amidst his standoff with the International Cricket Council (ICC) over displaying messages of equality and freedom during the Test series against Pakistan.

The Times of India

Sri Lanka Cricket to introduce new law to curb political interference

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) is set to introduce a new law aimed at curbing meddling by influential figures in the realm of power in response to the recent suspension by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for "political interference."

The Times of India

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'Obviously they don't care': Steve Waugh expresses concerns over Test cricket's future

NEW DELHI: Former Australia captain Steve Waugh has voiced concerns over the future of Test cricket, expressing dismay at Cricket South Africa's (CSA) decision to send a shadow side to New Zealand for a Test tour while their top players participate in a domestic T20 tournament.

The Times of India

Steve Waugh slams South Africa for naming depleted squad, ICC for not caring about Test cricket

Former Australia skipper Steve Waugh has slammed the International Cricket Council and top cricket boards, including the BCCI, for not caring about Test cricket after South Africa named a depleted red-ball squad for the tour of New Zealand, prioritising its T20 league over the longest format.

The Hindu

PM praises Usman Khawaja's courage amid ICC saga

Usman Khawaja has won the admiration of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese in his fight to show support for those affected by ongoing warfare in the Middle East.

AAP

Taiwan considers joining international criminal court to deter potential China invasion

Joining court would allow investigation of Xi Jinping if he were to order act of war against Taiwan

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Watch: Nasser Hussain picks Virat Kohli and Babar Azam to have a great 2024

NEW DELHI: An Indian superstar and a former Pakistani captain were selected by former England captain Nasser Hussain as the cricketers who would have a fantastic 2024.

The Times of India

South Africa Files ICJ Case Accusing Israel Of 'Genocidal Acts' In Gaza

South Africa launched a case on Friday at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Israel for what it said were "genocidal" acts in Gaza, with Israel rejecting the case "with disgust."

International Business Times

South Africa launches case at UN court accusing Israel of genocide

Nation asks international court of justice to issue provisional measures ordering ceasefire; Israel describes case as ‘blood libel’

The Guardian - UK

South Africa launches case at UN’s top court accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza

South Africa has launched a case at the UN’s top court accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza.

The National (Scotland)

'They don't win anything': Michael Vaughan labels India as one of the most underachieving cricket teams in the world

NEW DELHI: With India unable to land an ICC trophy in over a decade now, former England captain Michael Vaughan labeled the side as most underachieving cricket teams in the world.

The Times of India

India in South Africa: India penalised for slow over-rate

ICC docks India two points and fines 10% match fees for bowling two overs short in Centurion Test, worsening India's standing in World Test Championship.

The Hindu

India vs South Africa, 1st Test: India fined for slow over-rate, docked two WTC points

NEW DELHI: As if their most devastating loss to South Africa in the opening Test at Centurion was not enough, India were fined 10% of their match fees and lost two significant World Test Championship (WTC) points.

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Runs, wickets, medals and glory beckon India in 2024

In the sporting calendar, an Olympic year consumes everything – the months leading up to the Games brim with anticipation and stories of preparations for war. The months after are dominated by memories of great performances, stories of grit, determination, joy, grief, of new stars making their breakthroughs, and last…

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More Ukrainian children from Russia-held regions arrive in Belarus despite outrage

Belarus' authoritarian president attended a government-organized meeting with children brought from Russia-controlled areas of Ukraine, openly defying an international outrage over such deportations.

The Independent UK

More Ukrainian children from Ukraine's Russia-held regions arrive in Belarus despite global outrage

Belarus' authoritarian leader has attended a meeting with children from Russia-controlled areas of Ukraine, openly defying an international outrage over his country's involvement in Moscow’s deportation of Ukrainian children

AAP

Aussie World Cup win was most watched cricket game ever

Figures released by cricket chiefs show Australia's World Cup final victory over hosts India was the most watched game in cricketing annals.

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The Guardian - AU

By banning Khawaja’s protest the ICC has boosted his message and revealed its own hypocrisy

The International Cricket Council doesn’t appear to mind personal beliefs, just not when they are applied too specifically and become political

Al Jazeera

Why has cricketer Khawaja been barred from showing solidarity with Gaza?

Australian cricketer says ICC is showing ‘double standards’ about when players can display political images.

The Times of India

Australia vs Pakistan: Usman Khawaja wears shoes marked with his daughters' names in Boxing Day Test

On the opening day of the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan on Tuesday, Australia's opening batter Usman Khawaja wore shoes with the names of his daughters, Aisha and Ayla, written -- a move that followed his earlier prohibition from donning footwear featuring a statement on human rights in Gaza.

AAP

Warner, Hussey proud of Khawaja's humanitarian stance

Australian cricket great Mike Hussey has expressed his pride for Usman Khawaja with how the opener is speaking about his personal beliefs.

The Guardian - AU

Usman Khawaja criticises ICC for ‘double standards’ after dove logo ban

Opener highlights other cricketers who have displayed symbols including Marnus Labuschagne as Pat Cummins reiterates support

The Times of India

'I want to play...': Rohit Sharma on his T20 World Cup participation

NEW DELHI: The dejection of not winning the World Cup title was clearly evident on skipper Rohit Sharma's face when he came to face the media for the first time since the ICC ODI World Cup final on November 19. When asked about his cricketing future, especially the T20 World…

Al Jazeera

ICC slammed for blocking Australian cricketer’s show of support for Gaza

Khawaja’s attempt to have message of support and peace sign on his boots was blocked by cricket’s world governing body.

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