Melbourne: Australian test cricketers were surprised to know the resignation of the Paine team from the captain because of the ‘Sexting’ scandal but was completely behind him to continue as Wicketkeeper for Abu, said Batsman Marcus Harris.
Harris’s opening said the player was only aware of Paine’s decision half an hour before he went public last Friday to reveal he had been investigated through obscene text messages sent to the Tasmanian women’s cricket staff four years ago.
“People are clearly rather surprised but we have many good leaders around our group,” Harris told reporters on Wednesday.
“So it’s not ideal but someone has to step and lead from the front.” Painey will still be there and can still show leadership in various ways but we look forward to entering the camp and continue.
“Paine, who has played a domestic match in Tasmania this week while the other test players are in the Gold Coast, is the only wicketkeepers specialist in the ashes of 15 Australians.
However, the voter Chair of George Bailey has confirmed that he has no key to the test First started in Brisbane on December 8 when he competed to prove himself matching the neck operation.
Harris said Paine was very popular among the play group, has done a “very good job” in difficult circumstances for the past few years and deserved to keep his place beside .
“I think you might still argue that he still gloveman best in the country and he still played a few innings important last summer against India,” he said.
“I know he has all the support of the players S and as I said, all other things It’s up to the people above me.
“Paine resignation and handling Australian sex scandals have triggered allegations, with the cricket of Tasmania accusing the national body hanging his defeat to dry him every mistake in 2018.
The Sydney Morning Herald on Wednesday reported players were also not happy with the care of Australia’s Cricket to Paine, but Harris said he didn’t realize all the cracks.