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- 1Pat Cummins says 'tell your story' over Khawaja book on ball-tampering scandal●Pat Cummins unfazed by prospect of Khawaja book raising sandpaper scandal: ‘Tell your story’ By Australian Associated Pr
Australian Test captain Pat Cummins says he is unconcerned that former opener Usman Khawaja may revisit the 2018 ball-tampering scandal in his memoir, which is due out next month. Khawaja was part of the squad in Cape Town when the sandpaper incident unfolded, and Cummins has told him to 'tell your story', indicating no anxiety about fresh revelations or revived scrutiny of Australian cricket's most damaging controversy.
- 2Webinar examines fracking's link to community cancer rates▼Today! # Webinar -> Drilling Down on Cancer: Mapping Fracking’s Impact on Community Health. Co-hosted by CAPE Nova Scoti
CAPE Nova Scotia and CAPE New Brunswick are co-hosting a webinar today titled "Drilling Down on Cancer: Mapping Fracking's Impact on Community Health." The session addresses residents' concerns about rising cancer rates near oil and gas developments and explores how fracking may be affecting community health in the region.
- 3Pat Cummins relaxed over Usman Khawaja's Sandpaper Gate memoir revelations●Pat Cummins not sweating over Usman Khawaja's potential revelations about Sandpaper Gate in autobiography: ‘You can tell your story’ | Cricket
Australia captain Pat Cummins says he is unconcerned that teammate Usman Khawaja may revisit the 2018 Sandpaper Gate ball-tampering scandal in his forthcoming autobiography, telling reporters 'you can tell your story'. Khawaja is expected to offer his account of the Cape Town episode, which led to bans for Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft and remains one of cricket's most sensitive subjects.