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Stuart Broad charged for his 'first offence'. Take a bow ICC !!


SachDan

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None exist, someone not getting fined doesnt make news. Im not saying Broad is right by doing this, just that you seem to think he is the only one that gets away with stuff when Mcgrath always used to do this.
Totally wrong, McGrath was never involved in that. May be before rules changed. Here is another example of Mr. Broad doing it in Bangladesh. http://betting.betfair.com/cricket/england-cricket/england-betting-bad-tempered-broad-300710.html Although his international career is less than four-years-old, he has been regularly involved in on-field misdemeanours and indiscretions. He has all too often made the mistake of appealing and celebrating a wicket without looking at the umpire, most recently this spring in Chittagong. He apologised at the time and the incident was downplayed by the England management, a recurring theme in Broad's career so far. Now find me similar piece or something related about McGrath doing the same thing. If you can't STFU
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Broad is just like your typical English yob - all mouth and fake intimidation. As soon as somebody gives him a good slap he will be put back in his place. Haider was making his debut but I can well imagine other batsmen, both past and present, who would have taught the lowlife lesson with the bat.

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it's a joke that a player gets fined for showing some agression whhile match fixers, chuckers, ball tamperers go unpunished.

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it's a joke that a player gets fined for showing some agression whhile match fixers' date=' chuckers, ball tamperers go unpunished.[/quote'] Tell that to all the aggressive players of the subcontinent who get fined for joke offences.

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