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Was Australia's Sledging Too Much?
- Thread starter Francis
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karan316
State Vice-Captain
I m happy for the Australian team, the way they performed, it shows they have worked very hard and executed their plans well. Its good to see the commitment and self less attitude of some of the guys. I would have liked it even more if Hussey was in the side.
There is something that this team needs to learn, and that's keeping their feet on the ground in victory. I m sure the so called "sledging" and the way some of the guys are over reacting will disappear when Australia starts loosing. Lets just hope that sledging(or whatever it is) is kept to a minimal level and most guys behave like grown men and respect each other. They are role models and icons for the youngsters, there is also a social responsibility which needs to be taken care of. Its a sport, entertain people by your high skill and not anything else.
There is something that this team needs to learn, and that's keeping their feet on the ground in victory. I m sure the so called "sledging" and the way some of the guys are over reacting will disappear when Australia starts loosing. Lets just hope that sledging(or whatever it is) is kept to a minimal level and most guys behave like grown men and respect each other. They are role models and icons for the youngsters, there is also a social responsibility which needs to be taken care of. Its a sport, entertain people by your high skill and not anything else.
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