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Australian media slate Warne

Australia's media, tired of yet another Shane Warne incident, are signalling that they've had enough - their message suggests that it's time to lower the boom on Warne

12-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Warne controversy a private matter - Cricket Australia

Cricket Australia will not be getting involved in the controversy surrounding the allegations against Shane Warne in the South African newspaper, The Sunday Times

11-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo Staff

Warne's behaviour again in the spotlight

The off-field behaviour of champion Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne's has again been thrust into the spotlight, with allegations arising from a South African newspaper that he has sent suggestive mobile phone messages to a Johannesburg woman

11-Aug-2003•www.baggygreen.com.au

What's going on? No need for panic over surveys

Another in New Zealand editor Lynn McConnell's occasional looks at events in the cricket world

11-Aug-2003•Lynn McConnell

Warne in dirty-talk scandal yet again

Shane Warne is seeking legal advice after being accused of bombarding a South African woman with raunchy telephone calls, his manager has said

10-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne hits back at anti-doping body

In an interview to ABC radio, Shane Warne has hit back at Dick Pound, World Anti-Doping Agency president

08-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Cricket Australia review anti-doping laws after Warne controversy

A review of Cricket Australia's anti-drug policy that is underway may, in future, prevent the type of controversial ruling that has allowed Shane Warne to play charity and testimonial matches while serving a ban for drug use

08-Aug-2003•Lynn McConnell

Warne not an automatic selection for Victoria: Hookes

David Hookes, coach of the Victorian team, has said that Shane Warne will not automatically walk into the state side after serving his 12-month ban for drug abuse

07-Aug-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

World anti-doping body condemns Warne ruling

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has strongly condemned the decision to allow Shane Warne to play in charity matches and train with the Australian team

07-Aug-2003•Lynn McConnell

Border expects speedy return to team for Warne

Allan Border, the former Australian Test captain who is now a selector, expects Shane Warne to make an immediate return to the national side after his one-year suspension ends on February 10 next year, before Australia's tour of Sri Lanka

05-Aug-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne decision less than expected by world anti-drug body

Australia's government will be left feeling embarrassed if the arbitration ruling allowing Shane Warne to play charity and testimonial matches results in games being organised to allow the legspinner an easier return to international play once his

28-Jul-2003•Lynn McConnell

Warne allowed to play charity matches

Shane Warne has been given permission to play in charity and testimonial matches during his ongoing 12-month drug ban

20-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Cowdrey's crowning glory

1968 An Edgbaston fairytale

11-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Ban will lengthen career, says Warne

Shane Warne has suggested that his enforced one-year lay-off from cricket will help to prolong his international career

11-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne named in elite list representing Australian cricket history

Shane Warne might be serving a one-year ban from cricket for drug abuse, but the Australian board showed its support for him by naming Warne as one of 12 players who will participate in a media session in Sydney on Friday, July 11

09-Jul-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne sees ban benefits

Shane Warne, who is serving a year-long ban for drug use, is convinced that the time spent on the sidelines will help prolong his career

02-Jul-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

Warne could have played early World Cup matches

It has been revealed that Shane Warne could have played in Australia's early matches in the 2003 World Cup, but chose instead to admit having tested positive for a banned drug

28-May-2003•Wisden CricInfo staff

Warne remains upbeat about comeback

Far from being discouraged by his 12-month ban for drug abuse, Shane Warne has expressed the hope that the suspension would help extend his career

27-May-2003•Wisden Cricinfo staff

ACB announces 2003-04 contracted players list

Australian Cricket Board (ACB) today announced that the National Selection Panel (NSP) had selected the 25 players to be contracted by the Board for the next 12 months.

23-Apr-2003•Australian Cricket Board

Warne plans South Africa return

JOHANNESBURG, March 14 AFP - Disgraced Australian cricket legend Shane Warne is set to return to South Africa just after the World Cup final for a series of lucrative speaking engagements

14-Mar-2003•Dave James

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