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Womens Big Bash League (WBBL) players Hayley Jensen and Corinne Hall have been banned for six months each for betting on matches as Cricket Australia continues its crackdown on any betting involvement from contracted players.Jensen and Hall both voluntarily accepted identical sanctions imposed by Cricket Australia - a two-year ban of which 18 months was suspended - after admitting the charges of betting on mens international games. South Australia Futures League player Joel Logan has also received a suspended ban after he also breached Cricket Australias Anti-Corruption Code.Jensen, who has played international cricket for New Zealand and represented Victoria and Melbourne Stars in the 2015-16 Australian domestic season, admitted the charge of placing one bet on the result of the Brisbane Test between Australia and New Zealand in November.Hall, who played for the Hobart Hurricanes in the WBBL, admitted the charge of placing two bets relating to two matches in the Matador Cup competition last summer.Logan admitted the charge of placing two bets relating to the World T20 earlier this year.The punishments for Hall and Jensen prevent them from participating in any form of cricket or cricket-related event for a period until October 21. Unlike Hall and Jensen, Logan was not on a full state contract and was contracted on a match-by-match basis for the Futures League, which was taken into account in determining his lesser punishment.The bans are not the first to concern Australian cricketers in the past year: ACT and Sydney Sixers legspinner Angela Reakes was handed a suspended sentence last December for betting on the 2015 World Cup final; and Western Australias Piepa Cleary was banned in February after betting on the Adelaide Test between Australia and New Zealand last November.Cricket Australias Head of Integrity, Iain Roy, said: We take a proactive, zero-tolerance approach to maintaining the integrity of our sport and this includes any form of betting on cricket globally.Players in Australia are required to complete an anti-corruption education session before they can compete in any competition, including all players in our Underage National Championships. We continually remind players that betting on any form of cricket is strictly prohibited, and this is written into our Anti-Corruption Code.These players have accepted the seriousness of their errors and have voluntarily accepted their sanctions. This serves as a timely reminder to all players in cricket that the integrity of our game is a high priority and we wont accept this being compromised. Vans Old Skool Günstig .ca looks back at the stories and moments that made the year memorable. Vans Old Skool Schweiz . Listen to the game live on TSN Radio 1050 at 7pm et. The Raptors traded Rudy Gay, Quincy Acy and Aaron Gray to the Sacramento Kings on Monday, in exchange for Greivis Vasquez, John Salmons, Patrick Patterson and Chuck Hayes. http://www.oldskoolschweiz.ch/ . 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Both Holding and Bumble are part of the Sky Sports commentary team in Leeds and reacted after England finished on 171-5, with rain meaning no play was possible after tea.Click here to download the latest Sky Cricket Podcast. Holding discusses a determined knock from opener Alex Hales and an aggressive half-century from Jonny Bairstow that changed the tempo of the England innings.The former West Indies fast bowler also talks about the challenges of playing cricket in the cold.Meanwhile, Bumble reflects on play-off despair for his beloved Accrington Stanley and the Super Series format and points system that has been intrroduced for the series against Sri Lanka and Pakistan this summer.ddddddddddddHe also gives his thoughts on England debutant James Vince and No 3 Nick Compton, both of whom fell cheaply on day one. Sky Sports Cricket Podcast - 19th May Watch day two of the first Investec Test between England and Sri Lanka, at Headingley, from 10.30am, Friday, Sky Sports 2. 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