Peter Siddle denies any rift between Simon Katich and Michael http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Clarke-c51120 – Cricket News Update
The young Australian pacer, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/SM-Katich-c2543, claiming that there has always been solidarity among all the players.
Siddle’s clarification is speculated to be a cover-up effort for Clarke, whom Katich believes to be the major driving force behind his ouster from the Cricket Australia’s contract list for 2011-12.
The dumped batsman is of the view that his duel with the then vice-captain in the dressing room of a South African cricket stadium in January 2009 has propelled his demise. He also claims that Clarke has ruined his International career and he is not likely
to make comeback during his regime.
Katich’s outbursts, which came into limelight last week, have provoked the board to impose a fine of $5,750 on him, but the defiant West Australian cricketers still retains the same opinion.
Siddle has nullified the entire saga and termed Katich’s comments a result of his disappointment and frustration.
Talking to the media today, the talented fast bowler said, “It’s something we’ve never seen or popped up at all. If there ever was or if there definitely is it’s just something that’s obviously behind doors. We’re a very close side, we’re very comfortable
with each other and we enjoy each other’s company.”
However, Dermie opines that Katich may get another opportunity to advance his International career as he is playing some good cricket at the domestic level.
“Hopefully he might get another opportunity - just got to see how he keeps performing but it’s not discussed much at all over here we’re just focused on this series,” stated the tall boy.
Siddle, who has represented the Aussies in 23 Test, 17 ODI and 2 T20I matches so far with excellent wickets records, orates that Simon is passing through a different phase of his cricket career.
Kat is currently representing http://www.senore.com/Cricket/New-South-Wales-c823 in the ongoing domestic First-Class tournament. His batting laurels have forced some of the former Kangaroo cricketers to admit that CA’s decision to dump a batsman with an average up to 50 is not justifiable
at all.
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