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February 27, 2008Posted on 02/27/2008 in Australian cricket
Australians upset at lack of board support
Malcolm Conn writes in the Australian the country's players are frustrated with Cricket Australia over its lack of support through a regularly heated campaign against India. The latest incident came when Matthew Hayden was reprimanded for calling Harbhajan Singh an “obnoxious weed”.
The players are annoyed that Cricket Australia continues to kowtow to a constantly threatening and whining Board of Control for Cricket in India despite India maintaining its reputation as the worst behaved team in the world.
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