Australian cricket is at its lowest ebb since the Packer era of 1970s. A culture built by Allan Border to win at all cost more than a quarter-century ago has snowballed into players stretching the boundaries and Cricket Australia has been left with no alternative but to put its foot…
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Australian cricket is at its lowest ebb since the Packer era of 1970s. A culture built by Allan Border to win at all cost more than a quarter-century ago has snowballed into players stretching the boundaries and Cricket Australia has been left with no alternative but to put its foot…
