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Nine Network to show 1 min of Bhajji's hearing

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Posted online: Tuesday , January 29, 2008 at 1205 hrs IST

Adelaide, January 29:: The Nine Network will show one minute of interior proceedings from the hearing in Harbhajan Singh's appeal against a three-Test ban later on Tuesday.

The International Cricket Council (ICC), which would release a statement at the end of the first day's hearing, said the telecast would start at 0300 GMT.

The hearing is being presided over by Appeals Commissioner Justice John Hansen who will make no comment ahead of the verdict being handed down.

In its statement, ICC would give an idea about when the hearing is likely to conclude.

"At the conclusion of the hearing, Justice Hansen will, according to H11(g) of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Team Officials, provide a written decision to the ICC which shall be forwarded to the appellant Harbhajan Singh, the adjudicator Mike Procter and the ICC Chief Executive Malcolm Speed," the ICC statement said.

The ongoing hearing is considering testimony, audio and video footages and witness statements relevant to this case.

Under the provisions of the ICC Code of Conduct, Justice Hansen has the power to increase, decrease, amend or otherwise substitute his own decision from that made at the previous hearing, and his decision is final and binding.

In addition to Justice Hansen, team captains Ricky Ponting and Anil Kumble, Harbhajan Singh, Sachin Tendulkar, Andrew Symonds, Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke are confirmed to attend the hearing. Umpires Steve Bucknor and Mark Benson, who officiated in Sydney, will also give evidence.

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real truth about auss
by ckumar on 2008-01-29 12:37:00.913868+05:30
This is real thing happen in the sydney ground????truthTranscript of audio picked up from the Nine Network stump microphone of alleged incident between Harbhajan Singh and Andrew Symonds at the SCG Test earlier this month:Symonds walks up to Harbhajan at the end of an over.Symonds: "Go and yell at your teammates .... You called me monkey again."Matthew Hayden: "Twice. You've got a witness now champ."Hayden approaches Harbhajan.Hayden: "That's the last time."Harbhajan: "No listen he started it."Hayden: "Doesn't matter mate, it's racial vilification mate. It's a shit word and you know it."Soon after, Michael Clarke approaches umpire Mark Benson.Clarke: "It's not the first time. He done it in India and got into strife. That's the second time he's done it."Captain Ricky Ponting walks up to Benson and gestures towards fellow umpire Steve Bucknor.Ponting: "Go and tell him. Go and tell him straight away
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