sport news Australia cricket chiefs admit Tim Paine should have been sacked three years

sport news Australia cricket chiefs admit Tim Paine should have been sacked three years
sport news Australia cricket chiefs admit Tim Paine should have been sacked three years
Aussie cricket chiefs admit Tim Paine should have been sacked three years ago after sexting scandal forces him to resign as captain on the eve of the home Ashes series against England Tim Paine stood down from the test captaincy on Friday after a sexting scandal Richard Freudenstein admits Paine should have been sacked three years ago Despite standing down, the wicketkeeper is available to be selected for Ashes 

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Tim Paine should have been sacked as Test captain three years ago, Australian cricket chiefs were forced to admit yesterday.

Paine, who turns 37 on the opening day of the Ashes next month, quit on Friday following revelations that he’d sent indecorous text messages to a female colleague at his state team Tasmania in 2017. The ‘sexting’ episode was investigated the following year.

‘While I cannot speak about the decision-making in 2018, what I can say is that, faced with the same circumstances and all the relevant information about this matter, Cricket Australia would not make the same decisions today,’ Richard Freudenstein, chair of Cricket Australia, said.

Paine announced his resignation in a statement on Friday and held a teary press conference

Paine announced his resignation in a statement on Friday and held a teary press conference

Paine has issued a public and emotional apology to his wife Bonnie after his sexting scandal

Paine has issued a public and emotional apology to his wife Bonnie after his sexting scandal

AND AN ENGLISH KEEPER COULD TAKE HIS PLACE! 

Intriguingly, there are two wicketkeepers in the Australia A team who provide pre-Ashes opposition next week

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