Warner on the warpath as he attacks assistant coach’s sandpaper account
Summary
David Warner claimed Graeme Hick’s recollection of the events leading into the Cape Town Test was affected by the team’s desire to install Michael Di Venuto into his role as Australia’s batting coach.
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Warner on the warpath as he attacks assistant coach’s sandpaper account
David Warner claimed Graeme Hick’s recollection of the events leading into the Cape Town Test was affected by the team’s desire to install Michael Di Venuto into his role as Australia’s batting coach.
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