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Cricket Australia says it welcomes "new information" about the sandpaper scandal after Cameron Bancroft suggested some bowlers knew of the plot.

Cricket by Jai Bednall 13th May 2021 8:54 AM Steve Smith says he's keen and Tim Paine would be happy to support a decision to have Australia's best batsman replace him as Test captain. Smith's case has been steadily building as his form remains superb and the stain of South Africa gradually washes away in the eyes of important figures in the Australian cricket fraternity and large parts of the public. Paine has previously recognised Smith's ambitions to return to the role he lost after the ball-tampering scandal in Cape Town but...

Pathologist: No ‘unusual or excessive interactions’ during incident involving deputies, inmate Pathologist: No ‘unusual or excessive interactions’ during incident involving deputies, inmate By Ray Rivera | May 11, 2021 at 4:52 PM EDT - Updated May 17 at 4:10 PM CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - A pathologist looking into the death of a Charleston County inmate while in the custody of deputies at the county jail said there were “no unusual or excessive interactions or areas of direct concern” when the deputies were removing the inmate from a cell. The findings...

Are the Geelong Cats hunting for a Swan? We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Is Sydney Swans chief executive Tom Harley mulling a return to Victoria to lead the footy team he captained to two premierships? The popular Swans boss is on a list of several names thought to be in contention to replace Geelong Football Club chief executive Brian Cook, who will step down at the end of the season. Harley is in good company, even as those close to the executive play down the likelihood he and journalist wife

Study finds a new type of toxin seen to release from scum, which sits on ponds and lakes across the world New type of toxin seen to release from scum, which sits on ponds and lakes across the world Apr 26 2021 Read 4 Times A dangerous toxin has been witnessed – for the first time – releasing into the air from pond scum, research published in the peer-reviewed journal Lake and Reservoir Management. Not only is pond scum – otherwise known as algal bloom – an unsightly formation which can occur on still water across the world, it can also prove dangerous to w...