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Australia vice-captain Gardner addresses marriage breakdown amid affair allegations

Australia vice-captain Gardner addresses marriage breakdown amid affair allegations

Ashleigh Gardner, Australia's women's cricket vice-captain, has shared her perspective on the turmoil caused by her marital separation, which unfolded amidst allegations of an extramarital affair revealed by her former spouse, Monica Wright. Wright criticized Cricket Australia for failing to address the situation publicly, citing the need for superior moral conduct for those representing their nation and serving as role models.

In response, Gardner took to her Instagram story to disclose her affair and the necessity for Cricket Australia to comment due to her role as vice-captain. She expressed gratitude for the continued support from the CA Board and her commitment to playing a leading role and providing comprehensive assistance to her teammates in the upcoming season.

Gardner also conveyed her regret for the pain caused and wished Wright happiness and prosperity in the future. Gardner's ex-wife, Monica Wright, spoke to SEN about the incident, expressing her disappointment in Cricket Australia for its lack of action. She emphasized the responsibility of high-profile sportspeople to uphold a high moral standard and questioned the silence exhibited by Cricket Australia.

CA CEO Todd Greenberg acknowledged Gardner's reputation as a respected leader within the team. He highlighted the board's decision-making authority and stated that additional measures would be implemented to ensure no conflicts of interest or conflict perception arise, particularly regarding team selections. Greenberg expressed that while the board was aware of the relationship between Gardner and Voll, they had been well-informed about the situation for some time.

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