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May 8, 2007Posted on 05/08/2007 in Australian cricket
Champions and spoilsports
The Australians played every other team off the park in the recently concluded World Cup but when it came to celebrating their third win in a row, they were apparently muscled off the ground by police officials. According to The Sydney Morning Herald , the celebrations turned sour when captain Ricky Ponting was allegedly 'shouldered' by a Barbados police officer for not leading his men off the Kensington Oval. It took an intervention by Andrew Symonds and orders from two high-ranking Caribbean police officials to defuse a potentially explosive situation.
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