Usman Khawaja's ICC reprimand for wearing black armband in support of Gaza

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Australian cricketer Usman Khawaja will contest the ICC charge for wearing a blank armband during the first Test against Pakistan, stating that it was for a personal bereavement. Khawaja had initially planned to wear shoes with messages raising awareness of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza but was not allowed to do so. He believes that the ICC has not been consistent in implementing their regulations and will ask for fairness and consistency. The ICC charge carries a potential reprimand, but even if penalized, it would not affect Khawaja's participation in the upcoming Boxing Day Test.
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