So when Australian and English players talk to each other, it's called sledging, but when Aamer does it, it's talking ████?Aamer's a bit of a cock really isn't he. I thought it was just bad luck that he ended up running into Clarke and Ponting in successive games, but now he's just decided to talk ████ to Paine, and got rightly spoken to by the umpire. May be considered youthful exuberance, but he needs to stop acting like a bell, or he could end up getting himself in trouble.
as above,Aamer's a bit of a cock really isn't he. I thought it was just bad luck that he ended up running into Clarke and Ponting in successive games, but now he's just decided to talk ████ to Paine, and got rightly spoken to by the umpire. May be considered youthful exuberance, but he needs to stop acting like a bell, or he could end up getting himself in trouble.
So when Australian and English players talk to each other, it's called sledging, but when Aamer does it, it's talking ████?
Seeing as Aamer has had Paine looking a bit clueless, he's backing up the '████' he's talking with action.
Aamer was talking to Paine at the beginning of the over though, possibly Paine said something at the end - that we don't know.That's not the sort of sledging I agree with. If you get a guy to play and miss you can say a few words in your follow through, but what Aamer did came across as very arrogant. I just don't agree with walking past a bloke at the non-strikers end and saying something that was clearly inappropriate, before walking off completely ignoring the umpire. The umpire was calling him back, as what Aamer said clearly wasn't too pleasant, and he just walked off like a child. There's a difference between that, and a few words as you follow through to a bloke looking clueless.
Aamer's been involved in 3 incidents in his last 3 matches, it's not on.