No, he's a massive dick on the field, and tries to brush it off by going "what happens on the field stays on the field".
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Final - New Zealand v Australia (29th March)
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dontcloseyoureyes
BARNES OUT
Doesn't Luke Ronchi have one? Infinitely worse IMO.
JediNudist
U19 Debutant
Look out England
Zinzan
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lol, Time and place
Don't see how England are relevant right at the moment
JediNudist
U19 Debutant
Just trying to remain positive after a an appalling batting effort.lol, Time and place
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Congrats to the Aussie team and all the Aussie supporters here... 
It is a great day for them... It is one thing to have won 4 WCs but having the team lift the trophy at home at the MCG in front of almost 100,000 screaming fans must feel like something else...
I don't quite think they are the best ODI side in all conditions in World Cricket at the moment, but then again, no side really are. They are the best in these conditions and they will be very very competitive anywhere simply because of the amazing depth of multi-skilled players they have got. It was wonderful to see how meticulous their planning has been and how awesome their execution has been. It is a side that has truly harnessed each and every members' potential and talent with rigorous training and planning and are reaping the results. It is possible to do well just on the back of talent alone and it is possible to do well just on the back of good planning and rigor and discipline alone, but when you combine them, you get a bit of domination and that is what Australia have done in this WC.
In a way it is all very fitting that a season that began with Phil Hughes' tragic passing away and Clarke leading the emotional response, ends with Clarke holding the WC trophy aloft. I am sure he has failings as a person and as a leader but given how he responded to that tragedy, I am sure not many will grudge him this piece of history...
And hardluck to the NZ boys.. I was very much supporting for a Super King to lift the WC if it is was not going to be Dhoni, but you were beaten by a better team on the day, one that was extremely well suited to the conditions and extremely well prepared and also extremely talented. I am sure NZ will be topping the cricket rankings for a while to come in all forms of the game, given the talent that is around that group and hopefully this is the start of a golden run for your boys..
It is a great day for them... It is one thing to have won 4 WCs but having the team lift the trophy at home at the MCG in front of almost 100,000 screaming fans must feel like something else...I don't quite think they are the best ODI side in all conditions in World Cricket at the moment, but then again, no side really are. They are the best in these conditions and they will be very very competitive anywhere simply because of the amazing depth of multi-skilled players they have got. It was wonderful to see how meticulous their planning has been and how awesome their execution has been. It is a side that has truly harnessed each and every members' potential and talent with rigorous training and planning and are reaping the results. It is possible to do well just on the back of talent alone and it is possible to do well just on the back of good planning and rigor and discipline alone, but when you combine them, you get a bit of domination and that is what Australia have done in this WC.
In a way it is all very fitting that a season that began with Phil Hughes' tragic passing away and Clarke leading the emotional response, ends with Clarke holding the WC trophy aloft. I am sure he has failings as a person and as a leader but given how he responded to that tragedy, I am sure not many will grudge him this piece of history...
And hardluck to the NZ boys.. I was very much supporting for a Super King to lift the WC if it is was not going to be Dhoni, but you were beaten by a better team on the day, one that was extremely well suited to the conditions and extremely well prepared and also extremely talented. I am sure NZ will be topping the cricket rankings for a while to come in all forms of the game, given the talent that is around that group and hopefully this is the start of a golden run for your boys..
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
Don't think so.
Shaun Tait vs Jimmy Maher vs Nathan Hauritz vs Brendan Julian vs Xavier Doherty I think.
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Obvious cause of his back problems revealed?
Debris
International 12th Man
Andrew Zesers got one in 1987.
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
Yeah I knew 87 would have some good choices. I honestly couldn't even tell you anything about Zesers. Sounds like a WACA spare bat? No idea..
NUFAN
Y no Afghanistan flag
Googled him. Can confirm I had NFI.
Debris
International 12th Man
Don't blame you. One of the most forgettable cricketers to ever play for Australia.
JediNudist
U19 Debutant
2 ODIs both in the 87 world cup, Had to retire at 23 due to shoulder problems.
JediNudist
U19 Debutant
Gotta feel for George Baily. ODI captain in Clarkes absence but couldn't get a game, Still a classy batsman.
Shri
Mr. Glass
Pratters
Cricket, Lovely Cricket
Seems like a person who would be great to have in the squad, even when he is not playing. Some people can be slouches or negative influences. He just looks like a bloke who would contribute wherever he can. Haven't followed him very closely but like his attitude.