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Thursday May 23 12:17 AEST

Warner fined over tweets

Australia batsman David Warner. (Getty-file)

David Warner has promised to choose his words more carefully after being fined for breaching Cricket Australia's code of behaviour.

Black Caps: 'Keeper Watling out of Second Test

Second Test: Root hopes to build on Lord's

IPL arrests: Sreesanth denies spot-fixing

Australia batsman Phillip Hughes. (Getty-file)

Phil Hughes to meet Ashes mentor

Phil Hughes says he'll meet the coach who turned around his career before the first Ashes Test.

Coach call: England banned from Ashes talk

England swing: Aussie players impressed

IPL riches: Hussey's hot form continues

Clarke stands up for embattled Warner

Michael Clarke backs David Warner, saying the opener can still captain Australia despite his Twitter spat.

India history: Clarke, Haddin ready for England

Spot fixing: IPL stars refused bail by court

India case: Court wants spot-fix action

CA might look at social media policy

Cricket Australia might consider implementing a social media policy in light of the David Warner Twitter rant.

Player profile: David Warner

Pay day: Women cricketers get big rise

NZ hope: Vettori set for Test return in England

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum. (Getty)

McCullum keeps faith after 'hour of madness'

New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum insists he still has faith in his batsmen after an "hour of madness".

Scorecard: England v New Zealand, First Test

'Meek surrender': NZ media slam Black Caps

Twitter rant: Warner's hearing on Wednesday

Former Rajasthan Royals captain Shane Warne. (Getty-file)

IPL saga kick in teeth for cricket: Warne

Shane Warne says cricket has taken a big hit from the IPL fixing scandal while Adam Gilchrist called for life bans.

Fixing scandal: CA gain Tait's assurance

First Test: New Zealand stifle England

Ashes hope: Strauss wants Pietersen fit

Experts

Wayne Carey

AFLTalk is cheap in football, there's only so much a coach can do. Andrew Slack

UnionRobbie Deans' excuses about Quade Cooper are flimsy
at best. Ayrton Woolley

AFLSomething has to change, umpiring has hit a horrible new low. Andrew Johns

LeaguePenrith Panthers really rattled the Storm with big defence.

More Cricket headlines

Clarke, Haddin ready to beat EnglandCaptain Michael Clarke and his deputy Brad Haddin Wednesday insisted Australia's disastrous series in India was history with the team fired up to win back the Ashes from England. England's Bell, Swann fit for 2nd NZ TestEngland have named an unchanged squad for the second and final Test against New Zealand from Friday, after their 170-run win in the opening encounter. India's top court wants spot-fix actionThe top court in India wants the country's cricket board to wind up within a fortnight its inquiry into alleged spot-fixing in the domestic T20 league. Aust women not complacent over Ashes:coachAustralian women's cricket coach Cathryn Fitzpatrick doesn't believe the inclusion of all three forms of the game in this year's Ashes will favour them. CA might look at social media policyChief executive James Sutherland says Cricket Australia might need to look at developing a social media policy in light of the David Warner controversy. Vettori set for NZ Test return in EnglandVeteran NZ spinner Daniel Vettori could return to action in the second Test against England after Bruce Martin was ruled out of the rest of the tour. Warner in cricket hearing on WednesdayAfter a Twitter rant against journalists, batsman David Warner will have a Cricket Australia hearing on Wednesday. New Zealand media slam 'meek surrender'New Zealand media has condemned the Black Caps' lack of fight in their crushing First Test defeat to England at Lord's, when they collapsed for just 68 in the second innings. McCullum keeps faith after 'hour of madness'New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum insisted he still had faith in his batsmen after an "hour of madness" cost the team dear in a thumping first Test defeat at Lord's. Anderson confirms Ashes worth in Kiwi routJames Anderson's position as England's key bowler heading into the Ashes series with Australia was confirmed by his display in the first Test rout of New Zealand. Broad best as England thrash NZ at Lord'sEngland have crushed New Zealand by 170 runs to win the first Test at Lord's thanks to Stuart Broad's career-best figures of 7-44. Broad puts England in sight of Test winStuart Broad has crushed New Zealand hopes in the first Test at Lord's, with the England spearhead taking five quick-fire wickets. Warner reported for Twitter abuseDavid Warner is set to face a Cricket Australia disciplinary hearing after launching a Twitter tirade on two cricket journalists. Indian police say more involved in fixingIndian police say they had widened their probe into cricket spot-fixing after the arrest of three players and 11 bookmakers, warning that more teams were under the microscope. Gilchrist bows out of IPL with a wicketAdam Gilchrist one of the most feared wielders of the willow in a stellar career has finished his playing days in the IPL by taking the wicket of Harbhajan Singh. England peg back New Zealand in TestEngland has taken the lead in the first Test against New Zealand at Lord's, with James Anderson and Steven Finn doing the bulk of the damage. Strauss wants Pietersen fit for AshesAn England cricket team minus batsman Kevin Pietersen will have their work cut out against Australia according to former England skipper Andrew Strauss. Despair over spread of spot-fixing 'cancer'The arrest of three Indian cricketers for spot-fixing has prompted new fears over the growing influence of betting mafias on the game in the subcontinent and despair about the "cancer" of corruption. Warner faces action over Twitter rantAustralian cricketer David Warner appears to have launched an explosive attack on two journalists on Twitter and is likely to cop disciplinary action. War of words on Warner's Twitter accountHarsh words have been exchanged on the Twitter accounts of Australian Test opening batsman David Warner and two of the nation's leading cricket journalists.

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