While CNN has attempted to clean this data, it may still contain errors. Employee totals, which the SBA refers to as “jobs retained,” refers to the number of employees as reported by the borrower and may not necessarily reflect the number of workers kept employed with PPP funds. Data for those and cancelled loans is not included in this database.īecause the SBA released loan amounts in ranges, date, business type, industry, state and county totals represent minimum estimates. Dollar amounts represent loan amounts approved by lenders and not necessarily the amount of money disbursed to businesses.įor loans worth less than $150,000, the SBA released anonymized data by state. This data represents about 13% of the 4.8 million loans and about 73% of the $521 billion approved under the PPP to date. The data in this database was published by the Small Business Administration (SBA) on Jand includes all approved, active Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans worth $150,000 or more. Email or, if you need to reach us securely, visit cnn.com/tips. If they could come in and explain to us how it works, then sometimes we might (choose) not to refer or to refer.'Īustralia will next face Pakistan in an important match in Bengaluru on Friday.Do you have information about the Paycheck Protection Program or any of the businesses or loans in this database? We’d like to hear from you. 'I've never had Hawk-Eye come in and explain to us how the technology actually works, it's just for the TV. The left-hander also cast doubts about the ball-tracking technology. You get absolute stinkers and some umpires don’t umpire the next game.” Umpires aren’t going to bite your head off if you ask them the question. Players aren’t going to bite your head off. “If you get a decision wrong, just accept it and apologise. “There has to be some accountability,” he said. ‘There has to be accountability’: Warner on umpiring in World Cup 2023 Warner said the umpires need to own up and apologise when they make an error on the field. In their second match against South Africa, Steve Smith and Marcus Stoinis were given out when both of them appeared to be not out on live TV. The rub of the green hasn't gone Australia's way this World Cup. It’s just that you feel that as a player sometimes.” You definitely know which umpires are going to give those 50-50 ones when it hits the pad, and that’s where from my perspective it gets frustrating,” he said. It’s a great thing for the spectators to see as well. When they announce the umpires, I’d love to see their stats come up on the board as well. The left-hander who has registered scores of 41, 13 and 11 in this World Cup so far, said, “Players’ stats go up on the board as you walk out to bat. When you see on the replay how it unfolded, you get a little bit annoyed.” “From my perspective on the replay, it wasn’t. I asked Joel when I was out there … why did he give it out? He said the ball was swinging back,” he said on Wednesday. “Normally when something hits me on the leg on the outside, I know it’s pretty much going down leg. ‘I asked Joel why did he give me out?’: Warner While there has been no official word from the ICC yet, Warner has shown no signs of backing off. The Australia batter's act was heavily criticised by former New Zealand cricketer Simon Doull, who called for punishment from the ICC. The fact that Warner hasn't quite been able to get a noteworthy score in this World Cup yet despite looking solid may have also played a part in his outburst. And while walking back to the pavilion, he paused, turned back and appeared to have sworn at umpire Wilson. Warner was seen letting a loud cry as soon as he saw the ball clipping the stumps. What followed was not a very pleasant sight. Australia's David Warner walks back to the pavilion after his dismissal during the 2023 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup one-day international (ODI) against Sri Lanka(AFP) That was enough for the on-field decision to stay. The ball from Sri Lanka pacer Dilshan Madushanka appeared to be drifting down the leg side but when the Australia opener challenged the on-field call, the ball-tracking technology showed it would have gone on to clip a part of the leg stump. Warner's comments came after he was given out by umpire Joel Wilson in a World Cup match against Sri Lanka. So much so that he wants the ICC and the broadcasters to put up the umpires' stats on the big screen so that there is more accountability. A couple of days after his outburst at on-field umpire Joel Wilson for being given out LBW in World Cup 2023 match against South Africa, David Warner is still angry and annoyed.

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