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Sutherland was fuming about the events that occurred at the Walkabout bar
Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland has finally broken his silence over the David Warner controversy, branding the opening batsman’s behaviour as “despicable”.
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Warner promised to be “smarter” in the future
Australia opening batsman David Warner found himself in the same spot he was just over a month ago, publicly apologising for his emotions getting the better of him.
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Ashraful begged for forgiveness for the crimes he had committed
Former Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful has admitted to taking part in illegal activities during the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) and offered a teary-eyed apology to all his team-mates and fans.
Moller has apologised to Taylor and vows to investigate the “additional material” brought to light
New Zealand Cricket (NZC) have issued an apology to former captain Ross Taylor for the manner in which they handled the whole captaincy dispute, but added that the issue needs to be brought to an end.
Cook and Pietersen have the ability to form one of the greatest partnerships the cricketing world has ever seen
Former Australia leg-spinner Shane Warne has announced that England batsman Kevin Pietersen will highly benefit under the captaincy of Alastair Cook.
Jones denied most of the accusations put forth by Iqbal
After Bangladesh opening batsman Tamim Iqbal revealed that he and Dean Jones were involved in a heated dispute during the inaugural edition of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL), Jones was quick to deny the claims.
Razzaq is still set to be punished for his actions
According to a Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) official, all-rounder Abdul Razzaq is still likely to be punished for his outburst against Twenty20 captain Mohammad Hafeez despite issuing an apology for his comments.
Collier hopes that his apology resolved any remaining bad blood between the two boards
England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) chief executive David Collier has issued an apology to Cricket South Africa (CSA) after stating that South African players “provoked” batsman Kevin Pietersen into sending derogatory text messages about former Test captain Andrew Strauss.
Warne believes England have the most to lose by not picking Pietersen
Australia spin bowling legend Shane Warne has announced that he believes the ongoing Kevin Pietersen saga has been a tragedy for both player and country.
Pietersen has admitted that he wants to represent England in future series
England batsman Kevin Pietersen is hoping his apology to the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) over the text messages he sent to South African players will help take him a step closer to getting his international career back on track.
