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Mel Jones Steps Down From Cricket Australia Board

Cricket Australia on Friday confirmed that former Australia cricketer Mel Jones will be stepping down from the Cricket Australia Board at the next Annual General Meeting in October. "Jones has decided not to stand for re-election due to her extensive media and other work commitments in Australia and overseas," stated an official media release. Jones had joined the board as a Director in December 2019, bringing her substantial experience and expertise in playing, game development, high performance, media and international relations. "It has been an honour to serve for three years on the CA Board but my future work commitments, particularly given that I will be overseas for many months of the year, mean that I will not be able to devote the time required to fully support my fellow Board members after this year," she said.

Manchester United have sent Marcus Rashford a brutal warning with transfer decision

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Mel Jones Steps Down From Cricket Australia Board

Manchester United have sent Marcus Rashford a brutal warning with transfer decision

Rob Houwing I There's Joost-like zeal to Jaden's defending

Rampaging Kyrgios on a mission to shed 'wasted talent' tag

O'Connor gets a run as Wallabies flyhalf stocks run dry

"Well Done, Amazing Achievement": David Warner Congratulates PV Sindhu On Winning Elusive Commonwealth Games Gold

Zverev targets Davis Cup and hopes to play in U.S Open

Florentino Perez responds to fan asking Real Madrid to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo