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Peter Siddle ball-tampering
Wed, December 26 2012
Controversy: Ball Tampering – the seamy side of cricket
Australia’s 137-run victory over Sri Lanka in the recently-concluded first Test match at Bellerive Oval, Hobart, was marred by allegations of ball tampering, with accusing fingers being pointed at Australian fast bowler and player of the match Peter Siddle, who returned match figures of nine for 104.
Thu, December 20 2012
Geoff Lawson wants ball-tampering legalised
Former Australia fast bowler Geoff Lawson wants ball-tampering laws to be tweaked in order to allow bowlers to pick the seam and bring a parity between the evolution of the cricket bat and ball.
Tue, December 18 2012
Australian cricketers cleared of ball-tampering claims by ICC
The ICC today rejected allegations that Australian cricketers tampered with the ball during the first Test against Sri Lanka in Hobart, saying that a review of the video footage did not throw up any evidence against the players.
Tue, December 18 2012
Australia’s Peter Siddle unofficially accused of ball-tampering by Sri Lanka
ICC match referee Chris Broad said he had received no official complaint from Sri Lanka despite reports about alleged ball tampering by Australia in the ongoing first Test in Hobart.