South Africa eye a defining triumph as they battle for respect on Test cricket’s grandest stage. Standing in their way: ...

Usman defied ICC orders to wear a symbol of a dove on his shoes during a net session in the middle of a Test series against Pakistan 'This is called Power & Influence of India over the ICC,' a fan ...

Usman Khawaja’s eyes are partly masked ... Khawaja would be allowed to wear the symbol of a black dove and a reference to the United Nations’ Universal ... His bat snapped after ...

Australia opener Usman Khawaja was forced to remove the dove logo from his bat early on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test against New Zealand at the Basin Reserve in Wellington. It happened in the ...

Australian opener Usman Khawaja was forced to remove a dove sticker from his bat after requesting a replacement on day three of the series opener against New Zealand in Wellington. On Saturday ...

What was on Usman Khawaja's bat? ... The dove image is often associated as a symbol of peace, and this particular emblem is designed to raise awareness for the humanitarian disaster in Palestine.

Usman Khawaja takes a stand. ... Australia’s opener was photographed with the image of a dove holding an olive branch — a universal symbol of peace — on the back of his bat.

Usman Khawaja has displayed the dove and olive branch symbol, which the ICC banned, on his shoes and bat during the BBL match against Perth Scorchers in Brisbane.

Usman Khawaja made his point to the world with the dove of peace on his bat even if the blade only lasted four balls before a fracture forced him to replace it at the Gabba. The Australian opener ...

Usman Khawaja made his point to the world with the dove of peace on his bat even if the blade only lasted four balls before a fracture forced him to replace it at the Gabba.