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7 October 2026

Ash Gardner: Australian women’s cricket star feels reputation has been ‘tarnished’ after cheating scandal

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Ash Gardner: Australian women’s cricket star feels reputation has been ‘tarnished’ after cheating scandal

Australian women’s cricket gun Ash Gardner has admitted her reputation has been ‘tarnished’ as she reflects on the alleged cheating scandal that rocked her side.

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