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Australia's Usman Khawaja completes 7,000 international runs

Usman Khawaja completes 7,000 international runs in 118 matches with 17 centuries & 38 fifties. Australia 116/2 at Tea on day two of 3rd Test vs Pakistan.

The Hindu

David Warner falls for 34 in farewell Test as Pakistan pressure Australia

NEW DELHI: On the second day of the third Test in Sydney, David Warner's farewell innings came to an end as he was dismissed for 34, missing out on a century in his final Test match. The 37-year-old opening batsman left the Sydney Cricket Ground to a standing ovation from…

The Times of India

Pink ball no solution in Khawaja's eyes for bad light

Usman Khawaja has urged caution against modernising Test cricket in a bid to avoid time being lost to bad light, after a frustrating day two at the SCG.

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Stage set for Warner after day-one cameo at SCG

David Warner spent almost the whole of the first day of his final Test in the field as the Pakistani tail offered late resistance at the SCG.

AAP

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

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.

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David Warner had plans to retire from Tests mid-Ashes

The retiring David Warner says he may have pulled stumps during last year's Ashes if Australia had begun the series badly.

AAP

The men’s Test cricket team of the year: from Joe Root to Mitchell Starc

Our special board of selectors announces the picks for the best men’s Test XI of the past 12 months

The Guardian - UK

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

The Guardian - AU

Labuschagne immovable as Australia frustrate Pakistan in second Test

Marnus Labuschagne's glacial 44 off 120 balls helps Australia reach 187-3 on rain-disrupted day 1 vs Pakistan.

The Hindu

Paid promotion clearly the game-changer in cricket

Cricket Australia boss makes some valid points.

Newcastle Herald

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.

Al Jazeera

Snapshot of day one of the second Test in Melbourne

Pakistan sent Australia in to bat and Abdullah Shafique squandered an early chance to make inroads before a three-hour rain delay put a dampener on proceedings.

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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.

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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

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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Australia skipper Pat Cummins backs Usman Khawaja on Gaza views

Australia captain Pat Cummins expressed his support for star opener Usman Khawaja on Monday, stating that Khawaja's attempt to draw attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza is "not offensive."

AAP

Cummins offers support for Khawaja's banned dove symbol

Usman Khawaja won't be allowed to display a dove symbol during the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan as Australia look to take an unbeatable series lead.

The Hindu

Usman Khawaja denied permission to have peace symbol on bat, say reports

Usman Khawaja denied permission to display peace symbol on bat and shoes for Boxing Day Test against Pakistan by ICC.

The Times of India

ICC stops Usman Khawaja from having a peace symbol on bat, shoes: Reports

Usman Khawaja of Australia has reportedly been denied permission to display a peace symbol on his bat and shoes for the Boxing Day Test against Pakistan, as per reports on Sunday.

The Independent UK

Usman Khawaja criticises ICC after charge for wearing black armband

Khawaja said the black armband was for a ‘personal bereavement’ after the Australia opener was sanctioned by the ICC

The Hindu

Khawaja to challenge ICC reprimand, says armband was for a bereavement

Usman Khawaja reprimanded by ICC for wearing armband in support of Palestinians, faces additional sanctions if repeated.

The Guardian - UK

Friday briefing: Will facial recognition turn the UK public into a ‘permanent police line-up’?

In today’s newsletter: Inside plans to swell a searchable database using driving licences that will make the UK an ‘omni-surveillance society’

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