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January 7, 2024

News Desk

ICC rejects Usman Khawaja’s ‘armband’ appeal.

Australian champion wore black armband in Perth Test to reflect ‘personal mourning’ over loss of life in Gaza conflict Australia’s Usman Khawaja walks off the field during the first day of the first cricket match between Australia and Pakistan at Optus Stadium in Perth on December 14, 2023. — AFP Pakistani-born Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja’s appeal to sanction an armband — worn during the Perth Test against Pakistan — has been rejected by the International Cricket Council (ICC), it said. Fox cricket. Khawja was accused of violating the ICC’s code of conduct after wearing a black armband to reflect his

December 14, 2023

News Desk

Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja records protest in Gaza wearing black armband

Khawaja has been asked by Cricket Australia to abide by the rules set by the ICC and not wear shoes with slogans Australia’s Usman Khawaja (left) and David Warner leave during the lunch break during the first day of the first Test cricket match between Australia and Pakistan at Optus Stadium in Perth on December 14, 2023. — AFP After being warned not to wear shoes with rights-based slogans, Australian batsman Usman Khawaja took a different route to record his protests against Israel’s atrocities against Palestinians in Gaza. The 36-year-old Pakistani-born cricketer decided to stage a silent protest during Australia’s

December 14, 2023

News Desk

Usman Khawaja wears black armband for Palestine during Perth Test

Australian opener Usman Khawaja wore a black armband during the first Test against Pakistan in Perth on Thursday. Khawaja wore the armband after his plan to wear shoes with human rights messages was thwarted by Cricket Australia and the International Cricket Council (ICC). Khawaja intended to wear shoes with the slogans “Freedom is a human right” and “All lives are equal”. The ICC could have imposed sanctions, including a ban from the field, a reprimand or a 75% fine for breaching regulations that prohibit players from displaying unauthorized messages. Speaking to Channel 7, Khawaja expressed his intention to challenge the

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