Twelve cricketers have been charged for disrespectful behaviour over the last three to four months
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International Cricket Council (ICC) chief executive David Richardson has warned players to keep their tempers in check ahead of the World Cup.
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“We apologise for any offence caused”
Cricket Australia have apologised for posting an offensive tweet about England spinner Monty Panesar, in which four bearded men are wearing blue, red, yellow and green shirts and turbans.
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“This is a milestone for sport, for cricket, for the Holy See and for the seminarians”
The Vatican have launched their own cricket team and challenged the Church of England to a match.
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“It’s the first step in what’s going to be a pretty extensive process”
More than a hundred Australian players have voiced their concerns to Cricket Australia about ways to cease the declining level of competitive cricket in the country.
Hussey and Petersen both seem to agree that traditional day-time Test cricket should not be tampered with
Australia veteran batsman Michael Hussey and South Africa opener Alviro Petersen have both announced that they are concerned about the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) authorisation of day-night Test matches since conditions can become one-sided real quick.
