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Chronological feed of stories from Sydney Morning Herald (SMH)
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Sandpapergate, the scandal that shattered Australian cricket eight years ago, refuses to go away.
Gold Coast’s decision to delist Georgie Clayden weeks before her due date cast a spotlight on the league’s maternity leave policy and support for pregnant athletes.
He began with a statement of intent, but it was a short-lived cameo for Australia’s recently dropped No.3.
Usman Khawaja wanted to tell his truth about Sandpapergate. But during a grilling from the ABC’s Sarah Ferguson, the former Australian cricketer ducked and weaved when pressed for answers.
Usman Khawaja spent much of his television interview with Sarah Ferguson leaving questions unanswered. (Credit ABC 7.30)
The best-selling cookbook author shares four recipes from her new collection.
While the claims made by Usman Khawaja drive a wedge between a generation of Australian Test players, the former captain has been watching events unfold from New York.
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Chris Barrett is a senior sports reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald. He is a former South-East Asia correspondent for the Herald and The Age.
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Marnus Labuschagne has shed light on his axing and why Jack Clayton is ready to succeed him, while addressing claims in Usman Khawaja’s book.
Mitchell Starc said he was “sticking to what I said five years ago”, when he and the other Test bowlers released a statement denying knowledge of a plot to use sandpaper on the ball in Cape Town in 2018.