MCcricket Posted March 23, 2017 Posted March 23, 2017 https://www.sportskeeda.com/cricket/india-vs-australia-2017-visitors-accused-leaking-stories-media-breaking-protocol-india Login Write an Article Cricket India vs Australia, 2017 India vs Australia 2017: Aussies accused of 'leaking stories to media', 'breaking protocol' by India Days after calling truce, the Indian camp has reignited the controversy. by Sagnik Kundu @whynotkundu News15 hrs ago The controversy takes a new turn What’s the story? Australian team manager Gavin Dovey and media manager Kate Hutchison allegedly facilitated a meeting between Chris Broad, who was the match referee for the Bengaluru Test, and an Australian journalist, after the end of the Test match. The Indian camp has accused the duo of “leaking stories to the media” during both the second and third Test matches. According to a report in the Times of India, a member in the Indian camp revealed, “At the end of the Bengaluru Test, Dovey went to meet Broad and he (Broad) assured him that there would be no action taken against Steve Smith. “Broad assured the Australian team manager that this entire incident would not be reported by field umpire Nigel Llong. Dovey then introduced an Australian journalist to Broad and asked the latter to give him bytes on whether the dressing room review was reported or would be reported.” Extra Cover: India vs Australia 2017: India were afraid of losing the series to Australia in Ranchi, says Mitchell Starc This reporter then went on to tweet about the officials’ view. “Broad has broken the ICC protocol here and nobody is looking into it,” a Team India contingent member added. The background During the second Test match in Bengaluru, that India won by 75 runs, Australian captain Steve Smith had a ‘brain-fade’ as he sought help from the dressing room over a DRS call. Both Virat Kohli and the umpire, Nigel Llong, rushed in to inform Smith that this was against the stipulated rules. Following this incident, Kohli lashed out at the Australian camp and accused them of using tactics that were not in the spirit of the game. However, the boards of both India and Australia had agreed to bury the hatchet over the controversy. The heart of the matter Evidently, the Indian camp has not taken lightly to this serious issue. They were left further invigorated at the “synchronised effort” by the Australian team and media managers to share details of dressing room conversations from session to session with the journalists from their country. The report also added that even the entire saga of Kohli being sledged by the Australian players who were using Indian team physio Patrick Farhat’s name for the same was shared to the media by the Australian camp. Extra Cover: Indian captain Virat Kohli compared to USA President Donald Trump The stump mic had not caught the altercation and even Kohli did not mention it to the media. Nevertheless, at the end of the day, the journalists from Down Under were enquiring about the incident to Kohli. What’s next? With all the controversies surrounding this series, more sparks are expected to fly in the fourth and final Test match scheduled to start on March 25 in Dharamsala. Author’s Take It should be noted that the same journalist who allegedly spoke to Broad at the end of the 2nd Test had compared the Indian skipper with American president Donald Trump. It seems like there is a lot to this story which remains under the wraps. However, if the allegations are proved to be true there could be serious consequences. Join the discussionLogin to comment RECOMMENDED California Approves No Cost Solar for HomeownersThe Solar Institute Why Your IoT Data Could Be at Risk in the CloudAlibaba cloud Homeowners are Paying Next to Nothing for Solar PanelsSolar America® Wait Til you See How She's GrownAllRookie She Didn't Realize It But The Fans Did And Starting Going CrazyAllRookie 14 Athletes who Make Kim Kardashian Look PlainJournalistate Recommended by Fetching more content... TRENDING 5 Indian players who missed out on central contract for 2016/17 Michael Clarke lashes out at Australian media for equating Virat Kohli with Donald Trump 5 batsmen who have played every shot BCCI releases new contracts for Team India, Jadeja promoted to Grade A
MCcricket Posted March 23, 2017 Author Posted March 23, 2017 https://www.sportskeeda.com/cricket/india-vs-australia-2017-visitors-accused-leaking-stories-media-breaking-protocol-india Login Write an Article Cricket India vs Australia, 2017 India vs Australia 2017: Aussies accused of 'leaking stories to media', 'breaking protocol' by India Days after calling truce, the Indian camp has reignited the controversy. by Sagnik Kundu @whynotkundu News15 hrs ago The controversy takes a new turn What’s the story? Australian team manager Gavin Dovey and media manager Kate Hutchison allegedly facilitated a meeting between Chris Broad, who was the match referee for the Bengaluru Test, and an Australian journalist, after the end of the Test match. The Indian camp has accused the duo of “leaking stories to the media” during both the second and third Test matches. According to a report in the Times of India, a member in the Indian camp revealed, “At the end of the Bengaluru Test, Dovey went to meet Broad and he (Broad) assured him that there would be no action taken against Steve Smith. “Broad assured the Australian team manager that this entire incident would not be reported by field umpire Nigel Llong. Dovey then introduced an Australian journalist to Broad and asked the latter to give him bytes on whether the dressing room review was reported or would be reported.” Extra Cover: India vs Australia 2017: India were afraid of losing the series to Australia in Ranchi, says Mitchell Starc This reporter then went on to tweet about the officials’ view. “Broad has broken the ICC protocol here and nobody is looking into it,” a Team India contingent member added. The background During the second Test match in Bengaluru, that India won by 75 runs, Australian captain Steve Smith had a ‘brain-fade’ as he sought help from the dressing room over a DRS call. Both Virat Kohli and the umpire, Nigel Llong, rushed in to inform Smith that this was against the stipulated rules. Following this incident, Kohli lashed out at the Australian camp and accused them of using tactics that were not in the spirit of the game. However, the boards of both India and Australia had agreed to bury the hatchet over the controversy. The heart of the matter Evidently, the Indian camp has not taken lightly to this serious issue. They were left further invigorated at the “synchronised effort” by the Australian team and media managers to share details of dressing room conversations from session to session with the journalists from their country. The report also added that even the entire saga of Kohli being sledged by the Australian players who were using Indian team physio Patrick Farhat’s name for the same was shared to the media by the Australian camp. Extra Cover: Indian captain Virat Kohli compared to USA President Donald Trump The stump mic had not caught the altercation and even Kohli did not mention it to the media. Nevertheless, at the end of the day, the journalists from Down Under were enquiring about the incident to Kohli. What’s next? With all the controversies surrounding this series, more sparks are expected to fly in the fourth and final Test match scheduled to start on March 25 in Dharamsala. Author’s Take It should be noted that the same journalist who allegedly spoke to Broad at the end of the 2nd Test had compared the Indian skipper with American president Donald Trump. It seems like there is a lot to this story which remains under the wraps. However, if the allegations are proved to be true there could be serious consequences. Join the discussionLogin to comment RECOMMENDED California Approves No Cost Solar for HomeownersThe Solar Institute Why Your IoT Data Could Be at Risk in the CloudAlibaba cloud Homeowners are Paying Next to Nothing for Solar PanelsSolar America® Wait Til you See How She's GrownAllRookie She Didn't Realize It But The Fans Did And Starting Going CrazyAllRookie 14 Athletes who Make Kim Kardashian Look PlainJournalistate Recommended by Fetching more content... TRENDING 5 Indian players who missed out on central contract for 2016/17 Michael Clarke lashes out at Australian media for equating Virat Kohli with Donald Trump 5 batsmen who have played every shot BCCI releases new contracts for Team India, Jadeja promoted to Grade A
MCcricket Posted March 23, 2017 Author Posted March 23, 2017 Pretty damning and going by history India should pick up Broads breaking of protocol n behavior also bias
Pollack Posted March 23, 2017 Posted March 23, 2017 57 minutes ago, goose said: Leave it now. Win 3rd test. Trust me, all of this shouldn't affect professional sportsman.Are they sissies? So why leave it. If have proof go full Monty
Laaloo Posted March 23, 2017 Posted March 23, 2017 1 hour ago, goose said: Leave it now. Win 3rd test. 4th Test
chewy Posted March 23, 2017 Posted March 23, 2017 Of course Chris Board is a racist and bias Steve Smith is an outright cheat and should be banned but continues to play on, typical Aussie convict TheWall 1
MCcricket Posted March 23, 2017 Author Posted March 23, 2017 (edited) Chris Broad has been getting away for quite sometime, he has shown clearly blatant abuse of power n nepotism n being a match refree it is disgusting. Edited March 24, 2017 by MCcricket express bowling 1
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