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David Warner becomes first Australian to score hundred in 100th ODI David Warner is the first Australian player to score a hundred in his 100th one-day international. David Warner Celebrating his 14th Century Australia opener David Warner celebrated his 100th one-day international by smashing his 14th century in the format on Thursday. Warner  reached his hundred  with a boundary against Kedar Jadhav in the ongoing  fourth ODI  against India at the M Chinnaswamy stadium. He is the first Australian to score 100 in his 100th match. Overall he is the eighth player to achieve the milestone in one-day internationals after Gordon Greenidge, Chris Cairns, Mohammad Yousuf, Kumar Sangakkara, Chris Gayle, Marcus Trescothik and Ramnaresh Sarwan. The 30-year-old has been inconsistent in this five-match series with scores of 25, 1 and 42 in the previous three games but a brilliant batting pitch combined with the small dimensions at the Chinnaswamy

England suspend Ben Stokes, Alex Hales  The England and Wales Cricket Board says both players remain on full pay and will be the subject of a disciplinary commission. England have suspended Ben Stokes and Alex Hales until further notice pending investigations into their. The England and Wales Cricket Board says both players remain on full pay and will be the subject of a disciplinary commission. The ECB says the players "will not be considered for selection for England international matches" in the meantime. The ECB made its decision after video footage was published by British newspaper The Sun, purportedly showing Stokes - England's test vice-captain - throwing punches in a street fight. Stokes was arrested  on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm after an incident early Monday in Bristol. Hales, an opening batsman for England, was out with Stokes that night.