Cricket Australia is considering the early removal of David Warner’s life leadership ban on Friday. In which the idea of ​​rewriting the code of conduct of the director’s organization is being considered.

David Warner’s lifetime leadership ban since the 2018 ball-tampering scandal-

Warner has been under a leadership ban since the 2018 ball-tampering scandal. With which he is willing to work and put an end to the punishment. The 35-year-old has been mentioned as a candidate for Australia’s vacant one-day captaincy. But he cannot fulfill his role until the ban is lifted.

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Under the current rules, players who accept sanctions under the Code of Conduct forfeit their right to review the matter.

The directors will discuss whether Warner can represent at Friday’s board meeting in Hobart. CA’s code will need to be rewritten to review the ban.

Chairman Lachlan Henderson-

“The idea within Cricket Australia is that David is doing particularly well on the field and contributing well off the field,” said chairman Lachlan Henderson. “The first step in terms of restrictions on David’s leadership is to review the code and see if those restrictions can be reviewed. And that code will need to be amended appropriately.”

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Henderson said the code would rewrite if deemed necessary–

Henderson said the code will rewrite if deemed necessary before taking a call on the one-day captaincy. “Our intention is to have the code reviewed as soon as possible. It’s in no one’s interest to us to delay it,” Henderson said. “It will be time for any future leadership talks regarding David.”

There are hurdles to be clarified though. CA is apprehensive that any changes to the Code, in consultation with Ethics Commissioner Simon Longstaff, could impact matters beyond Warner.