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Women's A first T20 abandoned
The first game of the three-match T20 series between Bangladesh Women's A and India A was abandoned without a ball being bowled due to rain at the Sheikh Kamal International Stadium in Cox's Bazar yesterday.
The visitors had already whitewashed the home side in the three-match one-day series. The second game of the T20 series will take place today at the same venue.
- Sports Reporter
Shakib's Tridents book final berth
Barbados Tridents defeated Trinbago
Knight Riders by 12 runs in the second qualifier match at the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad to go through to the final of the Caribbean Premier League on Thursday.
Barbados were sent in to bat and scored 160 for six. Shakib Al Hasan came in and breezed to 18 off 12 with a four and a six to get them moving before he was removed in the ninth over.
Shakib was hit for 16 runs in his very first over and did not return to the attack until the 13th over. He conceded 27 in the 2 overs he bowled, without managing a wicket. - Star Sport Desk
CA introduces 12-month paid parental leave
Cricket Australia (CA) unveiled a "game-changing" parental leave scheme Thursday designed to let players in its
history-making women's team remain in the game while raising a family.
The policy includes 12 months' paid parental leave for players who give birth and a guaranteed contract extension for the following season so they know they can return to the sport.
CA said it had been working on the policy with players and the Australian Cricketers Association for three years.
"(ft is) a world-leading parental leave policy providing all professional players peace of mind when starting a family,” it said. - Afp
Stokes takes legal action against The Sun
England all-rounder Ben Stokes has taken legal action against an English daily after it published details about his personal
life and family.
The Sun had last month published a story which revealed that Stokes' halfbrother and sister were shot dead by his mother's ex-partner in New Zealand, three years before Stokes was born.
Now, according to The Guardian, Stokes and his mother, Deborah have filed proceedings against The Sun for invasion of privacy and recalling the tragic past that had been long forgotten.
The legal proceedings were filed before photographs were published earlier this week showing Stokes appearing to grab his wife's face at an awards event, an incident she described as "nonsense".
When The Sun leaked personal information about Stokes' family, the star all-rounder termed the act "utterly disgusting" and the "lowest form of journalism". - Agencies