Jonny Bairstow has effectively accused Australia of claiming unfair catches during the Ashes series, in his first extensive reflections on the Alex Carey stumping.
first extensive reflection on the Alex Carey stumpingAlex Carey celebrates his stumping of Jonny Bairstow at Lord’s; an incident that caused tension in the Ashes series.The frank views of Bairstow and Moeen are published in a new book about England and the memorable Ashes series,Bairstow pointed to Steve Smith’s catch of Joe Root in the first innings at Lord’s, and also another instance where he claimed Marnus Labuschagne appealed for a catch that did not carry.
“Ben has said what he said, and he’s right. There have been other bits. There’s conjecture around everything. Fingers underneath the ball when the ball’s still touching the ground. Celebrating when the ball has touched the ground. Marnus celebrated at Edgbaston at short-leg. Bairstow was interviewed before the final Test at the Oval, where Stokes called for a review of an appeal against Steve Smith after he lost control of the ball while trying to throw it up in celebration. England ultimately won to tie the series 2-2, and the teams did not drink together in the dressing rooms after the game - ending a long tradition.
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