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Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques has been suspended for one Big Bash League (BBL) match for maintaining a slow over-rate during the final against the Perth Scorchers in Canberra.
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Sydney Sixers captain Moises Henriques has been suspended for one Big Bash League (BBL) match for maintaining a slow over-rate during the final against the Perth Scorchers in Canberra.
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Australia captain George Bailey will miss the tri-series match against England in Hobart after he was suspended for one game for maintaining a slow over-rate during his side’s four-wicket win over India.
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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has approved amendments to its anti-corruption code which will now allow banned players to play domestic cricket before their penalty ends.

“You want to know if this is being orchestrated because if you lose your main bowler then it puts some pressure on the selectors and the team and so on”
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West Indies chief selector Clive Lloyd has announced that he is fuming and can’t help but question the timing of the Champions League Twenty20’s (CLT20) decision to ban spinner Sunil Narine from bowling.
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Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan has met with Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president Nazmul Hasan to discuss his six-month suspension.
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India have reported England pace bowler James Anderson under Level 3 of the ICC Code of Conduct for allegedly “abusing and pushing Ravindra Jadeja” on the second day of the first Test in Nottingham.
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“I have put in a lot of hard work over the past few months”
West Indies spinner Shane Shillingford is set to make his domestic return following his suspension from international cricket for having an illegal bowling action.
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Wade has 48 hours to appeal against the decision
Victoria captain Matthew Wade has been suspended for one Sheffield Shield match after being found guilty of pitch tampering during his side’s 129-run win over Tasmania in Hobart.
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“I just backed myself and played my strokes and it’s good to see the boys, all of us, gelling together and playing so well.”
Australia opening batsman David Warner has admitted to having a “tough trot” in the past couple of months, but the flamboyant big-hitter added that he was “happy to score runs for NSW [New South Wales]” after smashing back-to-back centuries for them in the ongoing Ryobi Cup.
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“There’s always going to be ups and downs in your life but it’s probably been a pretty bad six months for myself”
Australia opening batsman David Warner has revealed that he talked to former captain Mark Taylor about his turbulent career, which has seen him banned for punching England batsman Joe Root during the Champions Trophy and, most recently, slapped with a one-game suspension by New South Wales after missing their limited overs match against Victoria to have a private coaching session and spend an afternoon at the races.