Luden (left) wanted to resign after allegedly getting into a heated dispute with some of the players
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According to reports, Pakistan fielding coach Grant Luden nearly quit his job since he was unhappy with the attitude being shown by some of the players during training.
Smith and Sharma (pictured above) were both fined
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Australia stand-in captain Steven Smith and India pace bowler Ishant Sharma have both been fined following the second Test in Brisbane.
Sangakkara exchanged words with Oxenford on two separate occasions after he was not allowed to take the batting powerplay in the 34th over
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Sri Lanka wicketkeeper-batsman Kumar Sangakkara has been fined 15 per cent of his match fee for “showing dissent at an umpire’s decision”.
Kohli, Dhawan and Warner were all fined for getting involved in a heated dispute
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India stand-in captain Virat Kohli, opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan and Australian opener David Warner have all been fined for two separate disputes that took place on the fourth day of the first Test in Adelaide.
Anderson admitted to calling Jadeja a “f***ing p**ck” and a “f***ing c**t”
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After being found not guilty during his hearing, England pace bowler James Anderson has admitted that he did indeed push and swear at India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja on the second day of the first Test in Nottingham.
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“There was a lot of other stuff going on and James Anderson was in the thick of it and a culprit for it all happening”
Australia pace bowler Peter Siddle has announced that England seamer James Anderson deserved being told that he was about to get a “broken f***ing arm” as he was constantly sledging Australian players throughout the first Ashes Test in Brisbane.
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England are hoping Warner will be charged under the ICC Code of Conduct for his comments about Trott
England captain Alastair Cook has lashed out at Australia opening batsman David Warner, stating that his comments about Jonathan Trott being “pretty poor and pretty weak” were extremely “disrespectful”.
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“The way Trotty got out today was pretty poor and pretty weak, obviously there’s a weakness there at the moment and we’re probably on top of it”
After scoring his fourth Test century and helping his side dominate England for a second consecutive day, Australia opening batsman David Warner confidently announced that “England are on the back foot and it does look like they’ve got scared eyes”.
