David Warner behaviour

[Twizzle]

Cant find anything, must be some other incident, but Maxwell certainly didn't rip into Sharma.

 

[vvvrulz]

Maybe I got it wrong then, but I recall Maxwell having a few words and they didn't look friendly.
He walked off though and Warner appeared shortly after.

 

[Meth]

Maybe I got it wrong then, but I recall Maxwell having a few words and they didn't look friendly.
He walked off though and Warner appeared shortly after.

He probably did, but it didn't look ugly or extraordinary?unlike Warner's

 

[El Diablo]

Maybe I got it wrong then, but I recall Maxwell having a few words and they didn't look friendly.
He walked off though and Warner appeared shortly after.

before or after Warner ripped out the cricket stump and started threatening the Indians?

 

[hineyrulz]

before or after Warner ripped out the cricket stump and started threatening the Indians?

:lol: was that the same one where he sacrificed the Cow???

 

[El Diablo]

:lol: was that the same one where he sacrificed the Cow???

yeah

gutted it like a fish and told the Indians they were next

said it in Swahili too

 

[hineyrulz]

yeah

gutted it like a fish and told the Indians they were next

said it in Swahili too

The lowlife is out of control!!!! It's not what cricket needs!!!!!!!!

 

[El Diablo]

that's what the umpire he punched f**k out of said too

 

[Haffa]

:lol: was that the same one where he sacrificed the Cow???

:lol:

 

[Haffa]

that's what the umpire he punched f**k out of said too

ahh well, if nothing else it's getting cricket a lot of attention

 

[Eelementary]

So do I but looks like they cant exchange pleasantries on the pitch anymore

shame

It's getting a little ridiculous tbh.

 

[tomdl]

Maybe I got it wrong then, but I recall Maxwell having a few words and they didn't look friendly.
He walked off though and Warner appeared shortly after.

Yeh, this was just on the 10 news here. Maxwell walked passed and said a few words (Definitely not friendly) towards Sharma. Definitely didn't seperate him and Warner as someone else suggested.

 

[Meth]

Yeh, this was just on the 10 news here. Maxwell walked passed and said a few words (Definitely not friendly) towards Sharma. Definitely didn't seperate him and Warner as someone else suggested.

Are you sure you're not just 'making it all up as you go along'?

 

[Meth]

Interesting comments from Flintoff on sledging http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cricket/30908218

"Twenty years ago, sledging was 10 times worse. Now, with stump microphones and cameras all over, everything gets picked up.

"The Big Bash has been played in such a great spirit. I played against Ben Stokes and got stuck into him but it wasn't abusive or horrible, it was fun. I'm not sure it was even aggressive.

"One of the first Test matches I played against South Africa, there was one fella who was a batter. He fielded at gully - I won't mention his name - but he was the worst I have ever come across. Daryl Cullinan! He was horrible. I was only young... the words he called me, I didn't even know what they meant.
"He just went at me and I don't think there's any place for that in any sport or any society.

"I don't mind the odd chirp - Adam Gilchrist was fantastic at it because he'd do enough to put you off but not enough to upset you. Shane Warne was similar. It seems you can walk onto the field, say anything you want about somebody and then walk off and forget about it.

"You wouldn't walk into somebody's office and let rip at them for 10 minutes and then go for a cup of tea.
"As people you know the difference - you know right from wrong."

 

[JJ]

Are you sure you're not just 'making it all up as you go along'?

He must be twizzle and el derpo surely wouldn't be talking shit would they?

 

[JJ]

Interesting comments from Flintoff on sledging http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cricket/30908218

"Twenty years ago, sledging was 10 times worse. Now, with stump microphones and cameras all over, everything gets picked up.

"The Big Bash has been played in such a great spirit. I played against Ben Stokes and got stuck into him but it wasn't abusive or horrible, it was fun. I'm not sure it was even aggressive.

"One of the first Test matches I played against South Africa, there was one fella who was a batter. He fielded at gully - I won't mention his name - but he was the worst I have ever come across. Daryl Cullinan! He was horrible. I was only young... the words he called me, I didn't even know what they meant.
"He just went at me and I don't think there's any place for that in any sport or any society.

"I don't mind the odd chirp - Adam Gilchrist was fantastic at it because he'd do enough to put you off but not enough to upset you. Shane Warne was similar. It seems you can walk onto the field, say anything you want about somebody and then walk off and forget about it.

"You wouldn't walk into somebody's office and let rip at them for 10 minutes and then go for a cup of tea.
"As people you know the difference - you know right from wrong."

Yep indeed most of us know right from wrong. Some struggle with it

 

[Twizzle]

Interesting comments from Flintoff on sledging http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cricket/30908218

"Twenty years ago, sledging was 10 times worse. Now, with stump microphones and cameras all over, everything gets picked up.

"The Big Bash has been played in such a great spirit. I played against Ben Stokes and got stuck into him but it wasn't abusive or horrible, it was fun. I'm not sure it was even aggressive.

"One of the first Test matches I played against South Africa, there was one fella who was a batter. He fielded at gully - I won't mention his name - but he was the worst I have ever come across. Daryl Cullinan! He was horrible. I was only young... the words he called me, I didn't even know what they meant.
"He just went at me and I don't think there's any place for that in any sport or any society.

"I don't mind the odd chirp - Adam Gilchrist was fantastic at it because he'd do enough to put you off but not enough to upset you. Shane Warne was similar. It seems you can walk onto the field, say anything you want about somebody and then walk off and forget about it.

"You wouldn't walk into somebody's office and let rip at them for 10 minutes and then go for a cup of tea.
"As people you know the difference - you know right from wrong."

Its gonna be interesting to see if they cut out all the chatter, it will really spoil the game I reckon.

They should just leave things as they were.

No doubt nothing would have happened if it was between Aussies and saffas or poms, but it was India so the rules get changed.

 

[Meth]

Its gonna be interesting to see if they cut out all the chatter, it will really spoil the game I reckon.

I agree.

There's a line.

Warner overstepped. He needs correction.

Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater. We still want aggression. Not a tame international game.

After Hughes' death, NZ played one of their best ever Tests to come back after a horrific first day to trounce Pakistan. However, on account of Hughes, they were emotionless about their cricket. No joy. No despair. No pugnacity. Just robotic athletes bowling and batting and fielding. Despite the cricket being great, it really, really missed something.

The line needs to clarified so that players can go right up to it.

 

[rickywalford1]

Its gonna be interesting to see if they cut out all the chatter, it will really spoil the game I reckon.

They should just leave things as they were.

No doubt nothing would have happened if it was between Aussies and saffas or poms, but it was India so the rules get changed.

It was a slap on the wrist for Warner. Thats indicative of how serious the people that matter think the issue is. Cant see a little bit of do gooder hysteria changing too many things.

 

[Haffa]

Yep indeed most of us know right from wrong. Some struggle with it

Is calling someone a monkey still acceptable?