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August 1, 2007Posted on 08/01/2007 in English cricket
Aussies gloat as Trent Bridge turns puerile
The fascinatingly childish antics of both England and India at Trent Bridge this week have been greeted with glee Down Under. Alex Brown, writing in The Sydney Morning Herald, believes that both teams "have forfeited the right to criticise Australia for unsportsmanlike behaviour."
After a Test in which both teams sought to exorcise the spirit of cricket - most notably when England fieldsmen threw jelly beans on the wicket while Zaheer Khan was taking strike - England and India have committed the very sins they have supposedly stood against
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