on 27-12-2018 08:12 AM
Cameron Bancroft reveals David Warner's role in ball-tampering scandal that rocked Australian cricket
someone needs to tell bancroft to stop being the victim, own the fact he did wrong, not try to shift the blame to others.
btw, he may have to play with warner in the future, trying to say he was the bad guy i was just a poor kid who knew no better wont go down well.
on 27-12-2018 10:22 AM
@davidc4430 wrote:Cameron Bancroft reveals David Warner's role in ball-tampering scandal that rocked Australian cricket
someone needs to tell bancroft to stop being the victim, own the fact he did wrong, not try to shift the blame to others.
btw, he may have to play with warner in the future, trying to say he was the bad guy i was just a poor kid who knew no better wont go down well.
I doubt Bancroft will play in a Test Team again after this latest outburst. A Team Player ? No way.
BTW it is noted that his nickname is Bangers; I looked up a definition.
Bangers are so-called because after the First World War there was little meat in sausages -- just scraps, cereal and water -- so they sizzled and spluttered a lot when they were frying. It sounded as if there were mini explosions, or bangs, going on, hence the name bangers.
He could very well be called a Silly Sausage but Bangers is far more appropriate. IMO
on 27-12-2018 10:37 AM
Also noted yesterday, there was more sand on the MCG than dynamic lifter on the turf at the family's Christmas match
on 27-12-2018 12:02 PM
there should be an award for making the once great MCG into a dull boring ground where watching the grass growing is more exciting than the game of cricket being played.
on 27-12-2018 12:51 PM
Watching Bancroft yesterday was like watching a child in a man's body.
He seemed to be saying he was asked to cheat and agreed because he
wanted to be accepted within the team. It was kinda like a new recruit
saying I had to pass the initiation to gain full membership in the cult.
The problem at the time was that the whole team culture was shocking.
Every player had gone too far. They were offensive, over-personal and
aggressive. It seemed the team wanted to win at any cost and had forgotten
how to let the bat and the ball do the talking. My gut feeling is that some
current members of the team (bowlers) are worried it will be exposed that they
knew about the plan at the time, even though they denied it.
The current problem IMO is that the media and the public want more blood.
They knocked the three guys down nine months ago and now they want
to sink the boot in. Personally, I'm not looking forward to it. I think everything
about this incident has exposed an ugliness in this country that I find rather
sickening.
on 27-12-2018 01:21 PM
on 28-12-2018 08:36 AM
Ricky Ponting criticises the timing and content of Cameron Bancroft's Boxing Day ball-tampering interview
on 28-12-2018 02:42 PM