NEW DELHI: Former Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke has expressed concerns regarding the on-field conduct of Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Clarke specifically criticized Siraj's appealing style, suggesting it warrants a penalty from the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Siraj's habit of appealing for leg-before-wicket (LBW) decisions without acknowledging the umpire has drawn criticism. Clarke believes this practice disregards established cricketing conventions.