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Warner conceded that he went overboard with his comments about Trott
Australia opening batsman David Warner has admitted that he “went a little bit too far with the comments” he made about England batsman Jonathan Trott.
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“I don’t feel it is right that I’m playing knowing I’m not 100%”
England batsman Jonathan Trott has been ruled out for the remainder of the Ashes series after flying home due to a stress-related illness.
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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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“Cricket has a nasty habit of biting you back once you open your big mouth”
Former England pace bowler Bob Willis has announced that Australia opening batsman David Warner crossed the line by calling Jonathan Trott “weak”.
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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”.
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“We’re pretty clear who we’re going to pick”
England bowling coach David Saker has hinted that Chris Tremlett will be included in the Ashes squad as the third pace bowler behind James Anderson and Stuart Broad.
Waugh believes winning is all that matters
Just before the start of the first Test between Australia and South Africa, legendary batsman Steve Waugh has announced that captain Michael Clarke should not be concerned about whether he bats or bowls first, but instead focus on his game plan on how to beat the Proteas.
Lyon has proven to be a huge asset for Australia in the past
Having had an excellent run in the early stages of the International Cricket Council (ICC) World Twenty20, Australia were being labelled as favourites to win the tournament before their dreams came crashing down at the hands of the West Indies in the semi-finals.
