Darren Lehmann: “I don’t think people know how much it affects people behind the scenes”
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Former Australia head coach Darren Lehmann has revealed that he is still undergoing counselling to deal with the ball tampering scandal that stunned the cricketing world.
“The players are going to attend a four-day conditioning camp from Wednesday and these sessions are part of the camp”
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Every member of Pakistan’s World Cup squad will attend two counselling sessions with Dr Babri, who is a renowned sports psychologist, before travelling to New Zealand next week.
“I don’t have a blood brother, but I am very proud to have called Phillip my brother”
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Australia captain Michael Clarke has written an emotional tribute to batsman Phillip Hughes on what would have been his 26th birthday.
“You worry that this could jeopardize Sean Abbott and his cricket career and we don’t want that”
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Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has made it clear that the board will provide New South Wales pace bowler Sean Abbott “with all the support he needs”.
“He was a born entertainer the way he attacked bowlers”
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Former England batsman Kevin Pietersen believes that Australia batsman Phillip Hughes “was on course to do some great things for Australia”.
“He was very, very humble, loved the game and was very passionate about the game”
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Having had the pleasure of working alongside Australia batsman Phillip Hughes, legendary leg-spinner Shane Warne had no hesitation in saying that the 25-year-old was “one of the good guys”.
“Sean will have all the support he needs around him”
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Cricket Australia CEO James Sutherland has announced that New South Wales pace bowler Sean Abbott will receive all the support he needs following South Australia batsman Phillip Hughes’ horrific injury.
“The ACA is therefore working closely with CA to arrange the appropriate counselling for those affected”
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Players who witnessed South Australia batsman Phillip Hughes’ horrific injury against New South Wales have been offered counselling.
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Amir will be allowed to make his comeback in 2015
International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson has announced that there are no plans to reduce the five-year ban imposed upon disgraced Pakistan pace bowler Mohammad Amir, who was found guilty of spot-fixing during a Test match against England at Lord’s in 2010.
