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Otherwise, links between England and Australia may have deteriorated into a tense situation ahead of a campaign in which both teams have aspirations to lift the World Cup. Either that or Jos Buttler would have been barred for a piece of thinking that may have been described as either extremely sporting toward the old enemy or just plain daft. Buttler was allowed to appeal by the umpires after Wade pulled the onrushing bowler Wood out of the way after a top-edged pull and 39 runs required off 22 balls.

PAUL NEWMAN IN PERTH: England got off to a winning start on their World Cup tour when they defeated Australia by eight runs in the first of three Twenty20 warm-up internationals against Australia here today. At the Perth Stadium, Jos Buttler and Alex Hales seemed to be accelerating England to a record-breaking figure when they took on 132 in just over 11 overs, but England falteraded and revealed a barely readable 208 for six when they should have reached 250. When David Warner was in full flow, Australia seemed to be gearing up to the chase, but wickets fell at regular intervals, and England retained control after Sam Curran conceded seven wickets from the last over when the hosts needed 16.

Candice Warner, 37, is in the best shape of her life as she reveals her secrets to staying fit and staying healthy. The former iron woman, speaking directly to Daily Mail Australia, shared how she keeps fit juggling six children, acknowledging that it's all about balance.

The game on Friday was the first time a T20 international had been played at the Gabba in nearly three years, with the Covid pandemic preventing the venue from hosting games. However, wide shots of the arena showed that only a few fans had paid to see the world champions as David Warner found his groove and smacked the ball around the park with a smile.

A video of a new hybrid sport fusing tennis and cricket has caught the eyes of an Australian Test star, with Queenslander Marnus Labuschagne keen to give it a crack along with teammates David Warner, Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja

STUART BROAD: The Oval holds a prominent spot in a lot of players' hearts because it comes at the end of summers, and, if you are lucky enough, it's where you celebrate Test series victories. For a variety of reasons, the one over South Africa was a hit. We first paid our respects following Her Majesty's death and the pin-drop silence in a stadium full of 25,000 people before playing, and being a part of performing God Save the King for the first time in a sporting venue will live long in the memories of both myself and all of the players involved. We were able to win in just over two days after a good Test match performance.

Harold Scruby (inset) has won a court fight to expose a scam that fleeced him $700,000 by selling what seemed to be a safe bank-backed investment product but later discover that the money was funnelled into Bitcoin. Mr Scruby was not the only high-net-worth Australian target, with senior public servant Amanda Biltoft (left) sharing how she miraculously recovered her $500,000 invested in what she considered a legitimate bank-backed fixed term deposit plan thanks to her quick-thinking bank manager Harley Jenkins (right). Fake email conversations and slickly manufactured prospectuses from a company with a long tradition of abuse have surfaced, according to legal documents.

When David and Candice Warner attended the celebrity-studded Sydney Everest Carnival launch party on Tuesday, they made sure everyone was on them. Candice, 37, turned heads at the swanky party, wearing a form-fitting pink shift dress. With a floral tiara and a black statement handbag, she completed the look.

David Warner (pictured left) has ostensibly stated that his lifetime leadership ban from Cricket Australia hasn't result from the recent on-field cheating controversy in South Africa. Warner, 35, referred to the controversy over a memorandum of understanding (MOU) in 2017 as a result of the reason he was turned down for captaincy and other leadership roles in recent years.

With a performance of his latest song Pieces on Monday, John Legend paid tribute to late Hollywood stars including Bob Saget, Betty White, Ray Liotta, and Anne Heche at the Primetime Emmy Awards, including Bob Saget, Betty White, Ray Liotta and Anne Heche. During the In Memoriam segment of the awards ceremony held at the Microsoft Theater in downtown Los Angeles, the 43-year-old singer played piano and wore a black suit. Anthony Anderson, 52, introduced John after quoting William Shakespeare's famous line from his comedy As You Like It, which begins with the phrase, "All the world's a stage."

bbc at the Oval: The immediate challenge for England's Test team, who wrapped up a nine-wicket victory 25 minutes into the final morning at The Oval, will be a difficult three-match match assignment in Pakistan in December. And although Stokes promised that the immediate focus would be on that trip, there was no denying that it was not going to be an exciting summer, when England will attempt to smash back the urn held by Australia since 2017-18. In addition, Ollie Robinson, the match's player of 89, said he had already picked the brains of Pakistan and Hampshire seamer Mohammad Abbas about how to bowl on his country's thankless pitches.

Australia clinched the series against New Zealand after a 113-run victory on Thursday, with Adam Zampa taking his first five-wicket haul in one-day international cricket. After being sent in, Australia's top order failed and collapsed to 54-5, but the home team roared to post 195-9. Steve Smith scored 61, while Mitchell Starc (38) and Josh Hazlewood (23) married for an unbeaten 47. In response, New Zealand was tilated for 82, with legspinner Zampa returning 5-35 from nine overs, with three of them being ruled lbw.