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Goodwin charged under Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour

Western Warrior Murray Goodwin has been reported for an alleged breach of the Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour rule prohibiting detrimental public comment following comment attributed to him about selection criteria for the Zimbabwe cricket team.

Western Warrior Murray Goodwin has been reported for an alleged breach of the Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour rule prohibiting detrimental public comment following comment attributed to him about selection criteria for the Zimbabwe cricket team.
The charge, made by the Western Australian Cricket Association, will be heard by Mr Alan Sullivan QC from NSW, who is Deputy Senior Commissioner of the Cricket Australia Code of Behaviour Commission.
Details are being finalised but the report will be heard as soon as possible.
Under the Code, penalties for players found to have breached the public comment rule range from a reprimand, to a match ban, to a fine of up to $5750 for a first offence.