Clarke vows to continue being an aggressive captain

"Once we walk out onto the field we're going to play a tough brand of cricket, that's our style and that's how we play our best, and that's the Australian way I think"

“Once we walk out onto the field we’re going to play a tough brand of cricket, that’s our style and that’s how we play our best, and that’s the Australian way I think”

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Australia skipper Michael Clarke has vowed to continue being an aggressive captain after his side were recently whitewashed 2-0 by Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates.

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Clarke receives support from former captains

"My performances over the past five years have been pretty consistent and I think my captaincy's been pretty consistent over that period as well"

“My performances over the past five years have been pretty consistent and I think my captaincy’s been pretty consistent over that period as well”

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A plethora of former Australia captains have voiced their support for Michael Clarke after people began questioning whether he should continue leading the national team following their 2-0 whitewashing at the hands of Pakistan.

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‘Dave Warner’s comments were out of order’, says Steve Waugh

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“He can make a generic comment, but I think when you get personal like that, you cross the line on how players treat each other, and the respect they should have”

Legendary Australia captain Steve Waugh has announced that opening batsman David Warner’s comments about England batsman Jonathan Trott being “pretty poor and pretty weak” were “out of order”.

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‘I want to take Australian cricket back to the golden eras of Lillee and Thomson, the Chappells and Steve Waugh’, says Darren Lehmann

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“We want to play within the rules but we will play aggressive, in-your-face cricket which was a trademark of the above eras”

Australia head coach Darren Lehmann has announced that he intends to “take Australian cricket back to the golden eras of Lillee and Thomson, the Chappells and Steve Waugh”.

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