Cricket Australian chief James Sutherland has said that the brawl between Shane Warne and Marlon Samuels during a Big Bash League (BBL) match at the MCG on Sunday has been good for the promotion of the league.
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Cricket Australian chief James Sutherland has said that the brawl between Shane Warne and Marlon Samuels during a Big Bash League (BBL) match at the MCG on Sunday has been good for the promotion of the league.
'Over-speedy' Shane Warne risks losing driving license
Shane Warne is at risk of losing his driving license after the Australian spin king was charged with driving 53km/h over the speed limit, only a month after launching a road safety campaign.
Warne was reportedly clocked at 165km/h while driving in Scotland last September, and he faces losing his licence for the offence, which he committed in his Jaguar XFR V8 and near the town of Dumfries, the Herald Sun reports.
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