Mystery over Mitchell Johnson commentary gig in shock fallout to Warner saga

Mystery over Mitchell Johnson commentary gig in shock fallout to Warner saga

The fallout from Mitchell Johnson’s scathing column has continued after he was left off a significant radio station’s record of commentators for the upcoming summer time of cricket.

Johnson took the cricket world without warning on the weekend when he took purpose at David Warner for not proudly owning the sandpaper scandal and slammed selector George Bailey for not making the robust name to ship the opener into retirement.

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The former quick bowler gave some context to his blistering feedback, revealing on his podcast that the column was spurred by a message Warner despatched him earlier within the 12 months.

He’s additionally stated that he regrets the sandpaper drive-by at Warner, including that the 2018 scandal has affected his enjoyment of cricket.

So there was loads of intrigue and anticipation over whether or not Johnson would cross paths with Warner or Bailey on the first Test of the summer time in Perth subsequent week.

Johnson appeared able to be a part of Triple M’s staff in Perth, telling his podcast: “I’m all good. I will be doing some commentary for Triple M in the first Test. We’ll see what happens there.”

But the quick bowler, who took 313 Test wickets in his profession, was nowhere to be seen on an inventory of 18 commentators issued by Triple M on Tuesday promote their cricket protection.

Triple M unveiled its commentary staff for the summer time of cricket, which can characteristic Mark Taylor, Greg Blewett, Merv Hughes, Mark Waugh, Brad Haddin, Callum Ferguson, Aaron Finch, Darren Lehman, Ian Botham and Wasim Akram.

But Johnson’s absence from the record was shocking, particularly given his stints behind the microphone could be should hear after his column set a fuse for an in any other case lacklustre summer time of motion towards Pakistan and the West Indies.

News.com.au has contacted Triple M for remark.

Accoridng to CODE Sports, Johnson is all however sure to be behind the microphone in Perth with Triple M regardless of being left off the record of commentators.

Candice Warner, who Johnson described as “cringey” for her defence of her husband’s David’s spot within the staff, is in Triple M’s steady of hosts for the station’s Sydney reveals.

Johnson has commentated for Triple M and beforehand been a part of the ABC’s staff of professional callers in current summers.

Australia tackle Pakistan within the first Test of a 3 match sequence starting subsequent Thursday in Perth.

The Aussies play the West Indies in two Tests in January.

Source: www.news.com.au