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AFP, Melbourne
If Cricket
Disgraced cricketer Shane Warne has jetted out of Australia with his family ahead of a new sex scandal involving the crisis-prone legspinner.
A Melbourne stripper is about to tell all about an affair she claims to have had with 33-year-old Warne, according to the television station that is set to premiere her story.
Warne, his wife Simone and their children left Melbourne late Saturday, apparently bound for London.
He left as exotic dancer Angela Gallagher is due to appear on television's Channel Seven Monday claiming she began an affair with him in May this year.
The fresh controversy follows
South African Helen Cohen Alon's claims that Warne bombarded her with lewd text messages.
Cohen Alon's story prompted Gallagher, 38, a mother of two, to come forward with her own allegations, Channel Seven said.
In claims to be aired by Channel Seven and New Idea magazine, Gallagher alleges Warne pursued and romanced her with mobile phone messages of a sexual nature she described in a promotion for the programme as "pretty full-on".
The relationship ended after three months, she claims.
Gallagher has told Channel Seven she only agreed to go public with the story to save her own marriage.
Previewing the programme, Seven said Gallagher was put through a polygraph test to test her allegations.
Warne on Friday broke his silence to declare he would withdraw from all official training until his
12-month ban for taking a banned diuretic ended next February.
But Warne refused to field questions or talk about his private life at a press conference he called Friday.
"At this stage any issues or allegations concerning my private life are exactly that they are private and I will not be making any further comment on those issues or any such issues," Warne said.
His wife said in a separate statement released later Friday that she would stand by her beleaguered husband.
"Certain individuals are trying to destroy our family. This will not happen," she said.
Warne was involved in a phone sex scandal in England three years ago, in which a nurse accused him of making raunchy telephone calls to her. He lost the Australian Test vice-captaincy over that scandal.