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BGT 2024-25: 'Every Series Needs A Villain And Siraj Is Now That Villain', Opines Clarke
Big Sports Breakfast: Former Australian captain Michael Clarke said India fast bowler Mohammed Siraj should be fined for his habit of celebrating wickets without appealing to the umpires for lbw dismissals, and expressed surprise over the ICC not sanctioning him for this.
Siraj has been in headlines for his send-off clash with Travis Head after dismissing him for 140 in Adelaide. Clarke’s comments point towards the instance of Siraj 'celebrappeal' for an lbw against Marnus Labuschagne without looking at the umpire, only for replays to show a big inside edge.
"Siraj should be fined for keeping on appealing for LBWs and not asking the umpire. He hits the batter on the pads and just runs down like they’re out. I’m surprised the ICC haven't fined him because I remember when I was playing, you get fined every time.
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Tall Poppy Syndrome: O'Keefe Slams 'unjustified' Criticism Of Aussies After Huge Loss In Perth Test
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'We're Adults, Wish Each Other The Best’: Johnson Downplays Rift With Warner
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Ponting Backs Bumrah To Step Up As India Captain In Rohit’s Absence At Perth Against Australia
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Healy Sees McSweeney As Australia's Future Test Captain
Gavaskar Trophy Series: Former Australian wicketkeeper Ian Healy was impressed by Nathan McSweeney's first innings performance for Australia A against India A in Mackay. He believes the 25-year-old has a strong chance of leading the national team at the Test level one day.
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David Warner Ready To Test Cricket Return, Offers To Fill Australia’s Opening Slot Against India
New South Wales: Former Australian opener David Warner has revealed that he is ready to reverse his retirement from Test cricket if Australia call on him to fill a vacancy at the top of the batting order for the upcoming series against India. Warner, who retired from Test cricket earlier this year after a distinguished career spanning 112 Tests, said he would even be willing to play in New South Wales’ next Sheffield Shield match to prove his readiness.
Clarke Backs Bancroft As Australia Opener In Border-Gavaskar Trohpy
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Three Indian-origin Girls Named In Australia’s U19 Women’s Squad For Tri-series
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Virat Kohli Is A Global Superstar In World Of Sports, Says Ross Taylor
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Ex-Aussie Cricketer Joe Burns To Represent Italy As Tribute To Late Brother Dominik
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IPL 2024: Michel Hussey Believes Dhoni Can Carry On For ‘another Couple Of Years’
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