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‘Great to be home’: IPL’s Aussie contingent return to families after completing quarantine The 38-member Australian group landed in the country two weeks ago after a stopover in Maldives due to travel ban from India. Updated 2 hours ago File image: SRH's David Warner in action during IPL 2020 | Ron Gaunt / Sportzpics for BCCI Amid hugs, tears of joy and relief, some of Australia’s Indian Premier League contingent comprising players, support staff and commentators on Monday reunited with their family members after serving a 14-day hotel quarantine in Sydney...

In some California communities, systems for drinking water remain tainted.

Australia’s great come-from-behind batsmen A Set the default text size A Set large text size Replay A Set the default text size A Set large text size The recent I have always been fascinated by the polarising cricketers, those who spark polemics among the cognoscenti. I am thinking of Adam Voges, Dean Jones, Bill Ponsford and Matthew Hayden. To me, the burly Queenslander is overrated and I am amazed how often his name appears in an Australian all-time XI. This is not to say that Hayden was not a very good player, he certainly was. Among his achievements, most compelling was...

15th May 2021 12:35 PM Former Test batter Cameron Bancroft appears to have answered one of the biggest lingering questions from the infamous ball-tampering saga which rocked the Australian sporting landscape in 2018. In an exclusive interview with The Guardian, Bancroft spoke candidly about the "sandpapergate" incident, which derailed his career and made global headlines three years ago. During a Test match against South Africa in Cape Town, the West Australian was caught on camera rubbing sandpaper on the match ball before quickly hiding the yellow sheet in hi...

, and is republished here as part of a collaboration, Tapped Out: Power, justice and water in the West, in which eight Institute for Nonprofit News newsrooms — California Health Report and High Country News; SJV Water and the Center for Collaborative Investigative Journalism; Circle of Blue; Columbia Insight; Ensia; and New Mexico In Depth — spent more than three months reporting on water issues in the Western U.S. The result documents serious concerns including contamination, excessive groundwater pumping and environmental inequity. It was made possible by a grant from The Water Desk...