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Australian women’s cricketer Piepa Cleary banned for betting on match – The Guardian

February 3, 2016

Australian women’s cricketer Piepa Cleary banned for betting on match – The Guardian
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The Guardian

Australian women's cricketer Piepa Cleary banned for betting on match
The Guardian
Australia has banned women's cricketer Piepa Cleary for six months, with another 18 months suspended, for placing bets on the third Test between Australia and New Zealand in November. The 19-year-old Cleary, who plays for Western Australia and Perth ...
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Australian women’s cricketer Piepa Cleary banned for betting on match – The Guardian

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