Why AUSTRALIA always CHEAT and RACIALLY ABUSE while playing with strong teams ?

Question

India: Harbhajan, monkey incident

Sri Lanka: Murali, chucking controversy and egg throwing

Pakistan :Shoaib Akhtar, chucking

South Africa : Hashim Amla, racism

West indies : Sarwan (abuse)

and countless other wrong doings

Answer 1

We have talked so much about this topic on this forum now

talk about some new.

Answer 2

B'cos australia flogs all those other teams.

Answer 3

Australians play to win and they resort to any tactics that serve their purpose that means winning! It is an accepted practice in Australia to intimidate and insult your opponent to demoralize him and win unfairly. Ricky Pointing has mastered that art. Even some Australian players don't like that I might add.

Answer 4

winning is everything for them-by hook or by crook!!!

Answer 5

theres an old saying  if you tell a lie enough times it will be beleeved. but in this case you dont have a hope matey. I been in Australia for most of my life from England and never seen any kind of racism like you make out and all races get on fine here exept the ones who wont intagrate. no one will beleeve your c**p

Answer 6

Erm... Harbhajan was the one who racially abused an Australian.

Sarwan? Are you talking about the McGrath incident? McGrath was well over the line but he wasn't racist.

When Dean Jones (a commentator) called Amla a terrorist that was racist (and Islamophobic) - yes.

I don't know about these other incidents but just because a player is accused of chucking, that doesn't make the accuser racist.

Of course, there have been (a handful of) incidents of players experiencing racial abuse by Australian spectators. However, I would imagine that subcontinental Asians are exposed to much greater racism when they tour South Africa. The difference (obviously) is that Australia spank Asian teams (and everyone else) almost every time they play them.

I'm sure that you're just bitter about it - just as so much of the "hurt" felt by India when they were in Australia was as much due to the fact that they lost as anything else. (This isn't to say that Australia don't go too far with their sledging - they do)

Answer 7

1. Australia can not actually cheat, unless the umpires allow it...so really it's the umpire's fault if any cheating goes on.

2. Australian players don't just start abusing people, if they in fact did 'abuse' people they they wouldv'e been provoked, it's just not Aussie to start abusing someone especially when it comes to sport. The 'abuse' your talking about is probably just players trying to defend themselves.

Answer 8

You are a total goose mate.

Harbhajan Singh is by far the most contrevasial and antagonstic player in world cricket by a country mile. Trouble follows him where ever he goes, this was proven in India when he slapped one of his fellow countrymen ( I dont recall any Australian players physically abusing their own or oppostion players, and before you say Dennis Lillie, dont foget Mihindad tried to clobber him with a bat) The monkey incident stemed backed to Mumbhai where 60,000 hateful memembers of the crowd compared Symonds to a Monkey, so in turn this is racial abuse on the part of the India. If this kind of abuse happened from an Austrlian crowd people would be singled out,removed,charged and face criminal charges and life time bans from sporting areanas,so before you sh*t in our backyard, check yours first.

As for chucking incidents, Murali was cleared in Western Australia (after the laws of how far the arm can straighten where changed and catered to suit his style of bowling)

And it is not only players from other countries who have had their style analyzed and tested, both Shaun Tait and Brett Lee have been tested and cleared, its not all a conspicary where everyones out to make life hard for everyone but Australia, no matter how much you want to belive it.

In the modern era some of the best,hardest,fiercest and most competive cricket has been played against Aus V WI and Aus V RSA. Australia loves having the West Indies as guests in this country, it is an honour. Have you ever seen Richie Benauands accepteance speach that was so humbling and honouring it almost brought Frank Worrel to tears? I can remember being at Courtney Walshes last test in Austraila and the standing ovation he got when he bowled his last over, quite a nice moment.

And how about RSA and the aparhtie, I dont really rememember Australia being banned from international sport for 50 years and quotas where there most be X amount of coloured and X amount of white players.

And do I need to memtion Zimbawe, which stems even deeper then cricket, and has seen great players like Heath Streak not only loose their place in their national team but also there farms, houses and those less fortunate even theit lives.

By the way, you posted this question about 3 months late, would have been more suited over the CB series when the rest of ya mates wherer posting this cr*p.