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Fairfax Media understands that the altercation, which took place at about 2am on Sunday following Australia’s Champions Trophy defeat to England at Edgbaston, included Warner flashing a ‘‘glancing blow’’ which struck Root on the chin.
Glancing blow? So Warner couldn't hit him flush, straight on the chin? I guess Warner's fighting is like his batting. He sucks at both. What a worthless player, how does Cricket Australia tolerate these clowns?
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It’s understood Warner contacted friends ahead of the news breaking, to tell them of the incident and said Root had put a wig on his chin in a taunt Warner took to be aimed at South African batsman Amla. Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/australia/david-warner-could-be-sent-home-from-champions-trophy-after-a-reported-alcohol-related-incident/story-fn2mcu3x-1226662653851#ixzz2W0JDGHB9 So, apparently Warner took the beard off Root's face and punched him. A bit extreme, he needs to take a look at himself Warner does because he clearly has some anger management issues.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/international/australia/10114925/David-Warner-dropped-by-Australia-after-punching-Englands-Joe-Root-following-row-over-fake-beard-and-wig.html
The Daily Telegraph understands Root was wearing a wig on his head and turned it round into a beard in the Walkabout bar on Broad Street in Birmingham. Warner pulled the beard off before punching Root on the chin. Warner was then pulled away by his Australia team-mates and the small group of England players, believed to include Stuart Broad and Chris Woakes, immediately left the bar.
Don't know what problem Warner had with that wig and putting it as beard :dontknow:
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It’s understood Warner contacted friends ahead of the news breaking, to tell them of the incident and said Root had put a wig on his chin in a taunt Warner took to be aimed at South African batsman Amla. Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/australia/david-warner-could-be-sent-home-from-champions-trophy-after-a-reported-alcohol-related-incident/story-fn2mcu3x-1226662653851#ixzz2W0JDGHB9 So, apparently Warner took the beard off Root's face and punched him. A bit extreme, he needs to take a look at himself Warner does because he clearly has some anger management issues.
I am so confused by the chian of events.are the poms in a aussie bar? Is Amla a friend of Warner? is Joe root a racist?
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Bizarre chain of events. Root putting on a wig to imitate Amla ? Because of that, Warner punched him ? What was Warner doing in a bar so late when there was a game today ? Is this the discipline Arthur was talking about during their tour to India when they suspended a few players because they didnt do their homework ?

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England players go out every night after a game if there is no game in the next few days. ECB even encourages this, it's part of culture. And Joe Root is hardly racist, even if he was imitating Amla's beard.

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England players go out every night after a game if there is no game in the next few days. ECB even encourages this, it's part of culture. And Joe Root is hardly racist, even if he was imitating Amla's beard.
1:30 am ? the match finished on a saturday at 6:30pm
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Are Amla and Warner friends? They have never played for a same team and I have never seen anything that would show that they are friends. Is Joe Root racist? No. Mushtaq Ahmed, the spin coach of England team also sports a beard and I have not seen anything that would suggest that there has been any fallout between them becuase of their ideologies.

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Even if Joe Root was imitating Amla and mocking him, would Amla ever resort to violence? No, watch the clip below to hear Amla's comments after he was called a terrorist by Dean Jones.

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On the issue of Root trying to imitate Amla. hmm i wont say racist cause i dont know exactly what happened. But not very mature now is it?

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Venue: The Walkabout on Broad Street in Birmingham article-2340045-1A4699C9000005DC-630_634x434.jpg The night out was organised for a select group of players from both sides - England's Stuart Broad and Steven Finn and Clint McKay and Mitch Marsh of Australia.

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