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Shane Warne says that retired cricketers should have the opportunity to help Cricket Australia. (Source: File)
The legendary Australian cricketer Shane Warne proposed Friday to help Cricket Australia (CA) help them out of the current downward spiral. Since the episode of ball falsification in March this year, which resulted in a one-year ban against Steve Smith, David Warner and a nine-month ban on Cameron Bancroft, the form of the "bogus" national team has taken a huge hit. A recent study by Cricket Australia also blamed "culture" for some responsibility in the fact that players feel pressured to cheat, which has led to a cleanup of senior management board members.
In a column of the Melbourne newspaper Herald Warne stated that CA had lost sight of what she wanted to achieve. "In the words of Donald Trump, let's make cricket a success again. Cricket Australia is in disarray. CA lost control and sight of what she was trying to achieve: making Australia cricket the favorite sport. That was his slogan and it was right, but he lost his way and, thankfully, his heads start to roll, "wrote the former low-legged player,
The Young 49-year-old man added that he would be happy to participate in this activity. any role if CA wants it to help fix things. "I raised my hand towards [outgoing team performance boss] many times, telling him that I was available if they needed me." I have always been happy to be involved in all roles if Cricket Australia thought I could help the team. I'm sure all the old players would be the same, "he wrote in the column.
The former Australian international also questions why former players such as Glenn McGrath did not do not see a chance to help quick players. "We had a lot of spinners who were helped in an informal role, and I'm more than happy to help formally if necessary. not ask Glenn McGrath, give him a contract to help with the fast bowlers, we are not playing Australian at the moment, at any level, "he said.
Warne also advised CA to allow more high-level players to participate in Sheffield Shield than to push them to the T20 leagues "Stop the Twenty20's greed, talent in Australia is good, it goes back to the way we learn them." to play, and more importantly, to style in which they learn to play, "he said.
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