Australia coach Darren Lehmann has
called on fans to make England's Stuart Broad “cry” over his "blatant
cheating" in the first Ashes Test.
Broad was criticised
for deciding not to walk after edging Ashton Agar to slip via keeper
Brad Haddin's gloves.
“I hope the Australian public give it to him right
from the word go for the whole [Australian] summer,” he said.
Nice to see that Lehman has moved on from what
happened in the first test . . . . .
It’s pretty sad that Australia have been reduced to
this, because all this does is highlight just how poor they are at this moment
in time and just how much of a shadow they are of their former glories.
We all know Broad clearly edged it and should have
gone, but it’s over and he’s been criticised for it pretty conclusively, so I
think Lehman and co should get over it and focus on making sure Australia don’t
leave an Ashes series without winning a test match for the first time since
1977, just thought I’d slip that in there.
On a more serious note it bodes well for the series
in Australia for England if all the Aussies are focusing on is making Broad
cry.
We’re guaranteed to win if that’s the case, in fact
even if it isn’t I’d be surprised if we didn’t win given that we’re 3-0 up in this
series without playing our best.
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