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Ashleigh Gardner Accused Of Cheating With Teammate By Estranged Wife
ODI World Cup: Australia all-rounder Ashleigh Gardner has found herself at the centre of public attention after a report regarding the breakdown of her marriage was followed by a series of social media posts from her estranged wife, Monica Wright.
According to a Daily Mail report, Gardner and Wright's marriage had broken down following an alleged affair involving a fellow Australian cricketer. While the publication did not identify the individual in its report, Wright responded on Instagram, calling the report "too vague" before posting a photograph of Aussie cricketer Georgia Voll with the caption, "This is who my wife cheated on me with..."
The publication reported that Gardner and Wright's relationship began facing difficulties during the Women's ODI World Cup earlier this year, with Wright later travelling to India during the tournament. The report further stated that, after the team's return to Australia, Gardner told Wright that "something had changed in their relationship," and the couple eventually separated.
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English Cricket Faces A Potential Shortfall Of Dukes Balls Amid Gulf Shipping Disruption
British Cricket Balls Ltd: The upcoming English cricket season may face an unusual challenge due to a shortage of Dukes balls, which could affect preparations for both domestic and international matches. Delays in Gulf shipping routes, caused by the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran, have slowed the transportation of cricket balls from South Asia to the UK, posing logistical hurdles for the organisers.
Relief For England Players As ECB Rules 'no Misconduct' In Noosa Trip
Wales Cricket Board: The England team heaved a collective sigh of relief as the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has given the players a clean chit in the case of alleged excessive drinking during a team-building trip to Noosa between the second and third Tests in The Ashes tour 2025-26.
Ashes: Security Heightened For Adelaide Test After Bondi Beach Shooting
South Australia State Premier Peter: Authorities have announced heightened security measures for the third Ashes Test match between Australia and England at Adelaide Oval, set to begin on Wednesday, after shooting attacks at Sydney’s Bondi Beach.
5th Test: Kohli Or Rohit Would’ve Made The Difference In Series Outcome, Says David Lloyd
If Rohit Sharma: Former England cricketer David Lloyd believes the absence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma has cost India crucial moments in the ongoing Test series in England.
‘Crucial Asset’ Kuldeep Yadav Must Be Wondering When He’ll Get His Chance, Says Childhood Coach Kapil Dev Pandey
Kapil Dev Pandey: India's left-arm wristspinner Kuldeep Yadav, who was consigned to the bench for the first three Tests of India's ongoing tour of England, must be wondering when he will get a chance to be in the playing XI, as per the spinner's childhood coach, Kapil Dev Pandey.
Dawson At No.8 Could Make Strong Lower Order For England: Hussain
New Delhi: Former England captain Nasser Hussain believes having left-arm spin bowling all-rounder Dawson at number eight could make for a formidable lower middle order for the hosts’ ahead of the fourth Test against India, starting in Manchester on July 23.
'Calling Me And Saying You Need To Retire': Karun Nair Reveals Discouraging Advice From Prominent Indian Cricketer
Vijay Hazare Trophy: India batter Karun Nair, who is on a comeback trail to the red-ball team after a hiatus of eight years, made a shocking revelation that a prominent Indian cricketer advised him to retire and shift focus entirely to T20 leagues to ensure financial stability.
England Wicketkeeper Jamie Smith Likely To Miss First Two ODIs Against India
International Cricket Council: England wicketkeeper Jamie Smith is likely to miss the first two ODIs of the three-match series against India due to calf issues but is expected to fit for the Champions Trophy.
Fast-bowler Saqib Mahmood Finally Granted Visa For England's White-ball Tour To India
Wales Cricket Board: England fast-bowler Saqib Mahmood has finally been granted his visa for the side’s upcoming white-ball tour of India, starting with the T20I series opener in Kolkata on January 22.
Maybe I Needed Someone To Tap Me On The Shoulder, Says Anderson On International Retirement
New Delhi: James Anderson, whose international career concluded with England’s Test against the West Indies at Lord’s in July, reminisced about his retirement, suggesting that he may have required nudge from the team management to make the decision.
England Looked Bit Lost With When The Ball Spins And Grips: Hussain
What Saud Shakeel: Reflecting on England's 2-1 Test series loss in Pakistan, former captain Nasser Hussain said the Ben Stokes-led side looked a bit lost with both bat and ball when facing deliveries which spun and gripped.
Spin Legend Muralitharan Admits He Is 'definitely Worried' About Test Cricket's Future
New Delhi: Sri Lanka’s spin-bowling legend Muttiah Muralitharan said he was definitely worried about the future of Test cricket, adding that his record of picking 800 wickets in the longer format won’t be surpassed by any bowler.
Dan Lawrence Doesn't Look Like A Test Opener: Nasser Hussain
Sir Alastair Cook: Former England captain Nasser Hussain said Dan Lawrence doesn’t give the look of being an opener in Test cricket, adding that he needs to have a solid approach in dealing with deliveries outside the off-stump.
Moeen Was Most Selfless Player To Play For England: Alastair Cook
Test Match Special: In the early hours of Sunday morning, Moeen Ali called the curtains on a solid international career. Following his announcement, England’s all time top run scorer in Test cricket and ex-captain Alastair Cook has hailed the all-rounder as the ‘most selfless player to play for England.
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