It's a little too much, Ponting thinks

Lion has spent more than three times in his career. The team quickly became in danger when his bat became wider. That's what Ricky Ponting does not bat in the days of Australian cricket. Australian cricket is being criticized around Steve Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft's ball tampering scandal in the Cape Town Test. In this situation, Ponting's counter-argument, this criticism is unfair.

Smith-Warner banned for 12 months for being involved in ball-tampering in the Test against South Africa. Bancroft has been banned for 9 months. Cricket Australia (CA) punished their players. But it did not stop people's mouth. It is said that the culture of withdrawing Australian win 'win at any cost' is responsible for Smith-Warner's offense.

Former Australia captain Ponting is now the head coach of the Delhi Daredevils. In a news conference in Delhi, he said, "Culture debate takes me very interesting. A few months ago, Australia looked back on their backs but won the Ashes just like them. But then there was no question about cultural problems. I believe in the mind that culture is now being talked about, it has actually exceeded the level. "

Twenty-year-old former world batsman, however, smiles at the ball tampering-tandey 'shocked' "As an Australian, we like to compete and play fairly. Supporters also expect this from the players. The response in Australia (with ball tampering) is very big. Because the Australians think that the players did not play the game fairly.

Ponting also gave a fresh suggestion to Australian cricket, "It's a matter of fact, the deal has ended. They have accepted the punishment of three players. It is also good for the game and for the players. '