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@WisdenCricket Completely against the spirit of the game. It might be within the laws but feels unfair. Disappointing for Australia as they will never know whether they would have won without resorting to this unnecessary behaviour.
@WisdenCricket Aussies reach a new low
Warner still being allowed to play says it all about their morals
That was just not in the spirit of the game
Johnny is going down to prod the pitch he wasn’t attempting a shot or steel a run
Cummins has lost a lot of respect over this
@WisdenCricket It's not in the spirit of the game. To precis, 'it's just not cricket.'
If a batsman at the bowlers end gets out of their crease backing up, the protocol is for the bowler to warn him
I do not think the Australian wicket keeper acted as a cricketer should. It's a game, not war
@WisdenCricket Very poor from Australia. He’s not standing outside the crease, They’ve noticed his habit of scratching his foot to mark he’s in then patting down the pitch, they know he’s not looking to run, they gave no warning, they’ve just exploited/bent the rules to sneak a crucial wicket.
@WisdenCricket I feel uncomfortable with this as you should seek to dismiss a bat when they are either defending or attacking. Bairstow was not trying to either...for him it was gardening and a chat to Stokes at the end of the over. Feels wrong