England staff appears to be in deep hassle, not for his or her on-field performances, however their conduct outdoors of it. Even for the reason that whole racist tweets controversy involving Ollie Robinson broke out, progressively, different gamers’ names are additionally surfacing in related instances. Now it’s the flip of veteran quick bowler James Anderson, whose identify is beneath scanner for a now-deleted 2010 tweet directed in the direction of teammate Stuart Broad, in accordance with a report in Mirror.co.uk.
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In the tweet Anderson had stated that Broad “looked like a 15 yr old lesbian!”
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Anderson is likely one of the best bowlers in the world at the moment with over 600 Test wickets, and is on the verge of turning into highest-capped participant for England when he steps on the sphere in opposition to New Zealand in second Test. He will surpass Alaistair Cook’s tally of 161 matches.
Meanwhile, the right-arm pacer had clarified that the submit was made 10-11 years in the past. “For me it’s 10 or 11 years ago, I’ve certainly changed as a person.
“And I think that’s the difficulty – things do change, you do make mistakes.
“If there are any tweets from years ago, we do have to look at that, learn from it and be better in the future, try and make sure we know it’s unacceptable to use these sorts of phrases and language,” Anderson stated.
All this mess in England cricket has began after Robinson was suspended from worldwide cricket after offensive materials he posted on social media as an adolescent in 2012 and 2013, surfaced on-line once more. Robinson apologised “unreservedly” for tweets that got here to gentle final week when he made his check debut in opposition to New Zealand at Lord’s.
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He has been dominated out of choice for the second check in opposition to New Zealand beginning at Edgbaston on Thursday.
Although Robinson’s tweets haven’t been acquired effectively, many have expressed shock on the magnitude of punishment he has been given by the ECB. “These were comments made more than a decade ago written by someone as a teenager and for which they’ve rightly apologised,” stated a spokesman for the prime minister Boris Johnson.
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