Sydney: Australian head coach Justin Langer was reportedly involved in the confrontation with Australian cricket staff through videos posted on board websites, showing Bangladesh players celebrating their first series of victories against tourists last week.
According to ‘Sydney Morning Herald’, team manager Langer and Australia Gavin Dovey “became animation” in connection with the video added to the Cricket.com.au website, after the third match, which Bangladesh was won, took 3-0 in the five matches in the five matches which was recently concluded.
The host won the T20i Series 4-1 five matches.
This problem was originally submitted by Dovey with the Cricket Australia Digital Staff but when the last one stood on his land, the problem was increasing and langer then dealing with staff members shortly after.
“Dovey argues that it is inappropriate for the song Bangladesh team posted on the website that is operated with CA,” said the report.
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The incident was witnessed by at least a dozen people and left some players surprised and with discomfort about what had happened,” he added.
While Langer held back not to comment on this problem, Dovey said: “The healthy team environment includes the ability to have honest and honest discussions, whether it is between players, support staff or other people in the team environment, which is the case here.
” “There are differences of opinion, and we agree to disagree with certain problems.
Behind, it is one example that should have happened personally.
I took full ownership about it,” he added.
CA has two digital media operators in Bangladesh, the only travel journalist with the team on their two-legged tour in West Indies and Bangladesh.
In the fifth and last T20, Australia was dismissed because of the lowest total Twenty20 international, limiting campaigns that were forgotten by losing 60-run to Bangladesh.
Australia also lost the T20i series against West Indies 1-4 months ago.
Australia has now lost five consecutive T20i series, won only six of 21 matches.
Langer in a heated confrontation with CA Staff over the Bangladesh video: report
