Melbourne: Maintay Batting Steve Smith on Saturday appeared as one of the candidates for the captain of Australian testing after the voters were reported to approach the country’s cricket board with a proposal to submit control of breath marks.
Although Deputy Captain Pat Cummins remained a closer for top jobs, Smith was also in the calculation, the country’s cricket board said after the resignation of the Paine team from the top work.
Paine got out of the post on Friday after being investigated by Cricket Australia (CA) to send explicit messages to female colleagues in 2017.
Paine replaced Smith as captain in 2018 after the mixture was banned for 12 months and was suspended from a two-year leadership role for his role in Scandal of Ball-Tubpering Cape Town.
“There are various candidates available for that role, Steve Smith is one of the candidates available for that role,” said Ca Chairman Richard Freudenstein during a virtual press conference after Paine’s resignation.
Meanwhile, there was also speculation that the selection of the senior national team supported Smith as captain.
“This is understood voters who are interested in the idea of ​​Smith who can be captain must be injured or similar to the Paine team, with a proposal given the council’s approval,” Sen.
Top Past, Keep Pace Spearhead Cummins.
“However, Smith can be appointed as Deputy Captain to support Cummins, which will be the first quick bowler to the Australian captain since 1956, when Ray Lindwall plays a role for a solitary test.” Smith was prohibited from holding a leadership position in it a team for two years after the Cape Town event, with the ban passed more than a year ago, “added Saturday, Saturday, the day after Australian cricket was rocked by the” Sexting “scandal.
Back to 2017, The month before Paine was recalled to the test team after the seven-year absence and cricket with Australia and Cricket Tasmania investigated it at that time.
The development came a few weeks ahead of the five-test ash series against traditional English rivals.
The first test began in Brisbane on December 8 .
Former Chairman of the Australian voter Trevor Hohns said in November that Smith might be a competitor to succeed.