Cricket Australia backs Gardner as vice-captain amid updated conflict-of-interest policies

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Cricket Australia has reaffirmed its support for allrounder Ashleigh Gardner's role as vice-captain of the women's national team. The governing body has updated its policies to address potential conflict-of-interest concerns following the public revelation of Gardner's relationship with teammate Georgia Voll. Gardner has spoken publicly for the first time since her marriage breakdown and the relationship became known. Cricket Australia stated the policy changes are designed to ensure transparency and proper team governance going forward.

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