Lehmann denies being interested in hosting meeting with English counterparts over sledging

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“From my point of view, Andy looks after his side and I look after my side, that’s what you do in the game of cricket”

Australia head coach Darren Lehmann has denied rumours of being interested in hosting a meeting with his English counterpart, Andy Flower, over determining the boundaries for sledging for the rest of the Ashes series. 

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‘I think we need good leaders, who know where to draw the line’, says Andy Flower

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“I believe that the series can still be played in a good spirit – and let the best team win”

After having denounced Australia opening batsman David Warner for calling England batsman Jonathan Trott “pretty poor and pretty weak”, Andy Flower is hoping that both teams “know where to draw the line” when it comes to sledging.

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‘Anderson brought it on himself’, says Peter Siddle

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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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Trott ‘definitely made the right decision’ to return home, says Marcus Trescothick

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“It’s really really tough and it will take time for him to get back on track again”

Former England opening batsman Marcus Trescothick has announced that Jonathan Trott “definitely made the right decision” to return home from Australia after revealing that he was struggling with a stress-related illness.

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