'Rude' Vaughan Was Close to Test Ban

Mail on Sunday › January 31, 2005

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ENGLAND cricket captain Michael Vaughan was close to being banned for the final Test against South Africa after his allegedly 'rude and dismissive' attitude towards match referee Clive Lloyd.

Vaughan was fined his entire match fee of about Pounds 6,000 following his remarks about the 'inconsistency' of umpires Steve Bucknor and Aleem Dar in their interpretation of bad light during the fourth Test in Johannesburg.

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'Rude' Vaughan Was Close to Test Ban

Lloyd, the former West Indies captain, has revealed that he considered banning Vaughan for the final Test because of his attitude during the disciplinary hearing...

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