Ashes 2023 2nd Test: MCC Suspends 3 Members For Misbehaving With AUS Players

Ashes 2023 2nd Test: MCC suspends 3 members for misbehaving with Australian players. After this MCC apologized to the Australian team.

Aussie Players Misbehaved:-

Some members of the MCC Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) in the long room at Lord’s Cricket Ground after the controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow on the fifth day of the second Ashes Test on Sunday. misbehaved with the players.

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Australian opener Usman Khawaja was seen confronting an MCC member while walking through the long room at Lord’s to the dressing room.

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However, the security guards pulled them back. Warner can also be seeing commenting on some of the members. The commotion happened while the Australian players were climbing the stairs.

They will Not Be Allowed To Come Back:-

After Cricket Australia demanded an inquiry into the incident. The MCC suspending three of its members who were part of the clash. And said they would not be allowing to return until an inquiry was conducting.

The MCC said in a statement: “The Long Room is unique in world cricket. And very special for players passing through the pavilion.

Emotions ran high after this morning’s game and unfortunately, some members of the Australian team were abusing”

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Usman Khawaja Criticizes MCC Members:-

Australia opener Usman Khawaja criticized members of the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) for using “abusive language” towards Australian players.

“It was really disappointing,” Khawaja said on Channel Nine.

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He said, “Lord’s is one of my favorite places. Respect is always shown at Lord’s, especially in the Members’ Stand in the Long Room, but that was not the case today. It was very disappointing.”