[color=rgb(51,51,51);font-family:Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif;]Reasons for dropping Test cricketers: 1. Texting a South African, 2. Not texting a South African.[/color]
[color=rgb(51,51,51);font-family:Georgia, 'Times New Roman', serif;]Waiting for the next round of Aus players to be dropped for not getting their report card signed by their parents.[/color]
Australia's vice-captain Shane Watson has left the tour of India just hours after being told he and three other players would not be considered for the third Test for ignoring team orders. However, Cricket Australia has denied Watson's departure was a result of the decision, which was unprecedented in Australian cricket, and that he was heading home to be with his pregnant wife Lee Furlong, who is expecting the couple's first child.The baby was due shortly after the end of the Indian tour and Watson had already been granted leave to fly home early if required. A Cricket Australia spokesman said that process had been "accelerated" due to a change at home and that it was yet to be confirmed whether Watson would return to the tour ahead of the fourth Test, which starts in Delhi on Friday next week.
lol"Amazing 4 Aussie players banned for not doing homework , I thought letting them play in the next test would be punishment enough #3-0india"
Can't blame Andrew Flintoff from having a laugh at the sacked Aussies' plight
Shane Watson is contemplating his future in the game after being axed from the squad for the Mohali Test on disciplinary grounds and then leaving the tour to be with his pregnant wife. Watson was one of four players punished by the team management for ignoring team orders.
In India, the coach would have been sacked for even floating this idea"Any time you're suspended for a Test match unless you do something unbelievably wrong, and obviously everyone knows what those rules are ... I think it is very harsh," Watson told reporters at the team hotel in Chandigarh. "At this point in time I'm at a stage where I'm sort of weighing up my future and what I want to do with my cricket in general, to be honest. I do love playing, there is no doubt about that, but at this point in time I'm going to spend the next few weeks with my family and just weigh up my options of just exactly which direction I want to go.