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April 26, 2005
Shane Warne angers Chris Adams with sledging
Chris Adams, who is unlikely to have been sledged too much at international level, simply because he has hardly played any test or one-day cricket, has accused Shane Warne of repeatedly sledging his players, especially Matt Prior, who is among the half-dozen wicket-keeper batsmen hoping to wrest the big gloves from the incumbent.
The crass class of the man and his headline making skills continue to baffle and enthrall me.
The Corridor of Uncertainty is all for more sledging in county cricket, obviously anticipating that if English cricketers were sledged often enough and really badly enough, they would actually become good enough to win the Ashes.
Big fella Merv Hughes, on the other hand, is quite convinced that English players either lack talent or mental strength.
Tim de Lisle is completely in awe of Australia's bowling riches.
I am convinced there're some deeper problems in English domestic cricket when there is an open admission of ball tampering in the game, by someone who represented the cricketers' association!
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