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South Africa named a depleted red-ball squad for the tour of New Zealand, prioritising its T20 league over the longest format. The second-string Test squad has 7 uncapped players, including a new captain

Former Australia skipper Steve Waugh slams ICC and other top cricket boards for not caring about Test cricket

Former Australia skipper Steve Waugh slammed the International Cricket Council (ICC) and top cricket boards, including the BCCI, for not caring about Test cricket.

Former Australia skipper slams ICC and other top cricket boards for not caring about Test cricket

South Africa named a depleted red-ball squad for the tour of New Zealand, prioritising its T20 league over the longest format. The second-string Test squad has 7 uncapped players, including a new captain

Former Australia skipper Steve Waugh slammed the International Cricket Council (ICC) and top cricket boards, including the BCCI, for not caring about Test cricket.
South Africa named a depleted red-ball squad for the 2-match Test series in New Zealand next month, prioritising its T20 league over the longest format. The second-string Test squad has 7 uncapped players, including a new captain.
The top South African cricketers are contracted to play in the second season of the SA20, the T20 league launched by CSA and Indian Premier League investors, which clashes with the tour.
According to a CSA ruling, no player contracted to SA20 franchises is eligible for selection for the Tests.
"Obviously, they don't care. It's going to happen if the South African cricket board are any indication of the future, keeping their best players at home," Waugh told the Sydney Morning Hearld.
"If I was New Zealand, I wouldn't even play the series. I don't know why they're even playing. Why would you when it shows a lack of respect for New Zealand cricket?" Initially, Waugh had taken to Instagram to raise his concern.
"Is this a defining moment in the death of Test cricket? Surely the ICC along (with) the cricket boards of India, England and Australia must step in to protect the purest form of the game."
"History and tradition must count for something. If we stand by and allow profits to be the defining criteria, the legacy of (Sir Don) Bradman, (WG) Grace and (Sir Garfield) Sobers will be irrelevant," he wrote.
It's not the first time South Africa has prioritised its domestic T20 league over international cricket. Last year, they forfeited an ODI series in Australia to have their best players feature in that league.
"If the ICC or someone doesn't step in shortly then Test cricket doesn't become Test cricket because you're not testing yourself against the best players.
"I understand why players don't come. They're not getting paid properly.
"I don't understand why ICC or the top countries, who are making a lot of money, don't just have a regulation set fee for Test matches which is a premium, so people are incentivised to play Test cricket.
"Otherwise, they just play T10 or T20. The public are the ones who are going to suffers because it's not the full side playing, so it's not Test cricket," Waugh said.
With neither Pakistan nor the West Indies sending their full-strength teams to Australia for the Test series, Waugh fears the trend will continue.
"It's pretty obvious what the problem is. The West Indies aren't sending their full-strength side (to Australia this summer). They haven't picked a full-strength Test team for a couple of years now.
"Someone like Nicholas Pooran is really a Test batsman who doesn't play Test cricket. Jason Holder, probably their best player, is not playing now. Even Pakistan didn't send a full side (to Australia)," he added.
As Australian captain from 1997 to 2004, Waugh led Australia to fifteen of their record sixteen consecutive Test wins, and to victory in the 1999 Cricket World Cup. Waugh is considered the most successful Test captain in history with 41 victories and a winning ratio of 72%

29-year-old Travis Head became the first Australian batter to finish a home Test summer with over 500 runs at a strike rate of above 95

IND vs AUS: Steve Waugh shocked over Travis Head's exclusion in 1st Test

Australian legend Steve Waugh expressed his disappointment over left-handed batter Travis Head for the first Test against India in Nagpur. 

29-year-old Travis Head became the first Australian batter to finish a home Test summer with over 500 runs at a strike rate of above 95

Australian legend Steve Waugh expressed his disappointment over left-handed batter Travis Head&rsquo;s omission from Australia&rsquo;s Playing XI for the first Test.
The Australian great took to Instagram and wrote 'it is hard to believe that the Kangaroos have dropped Head, who has been the country's best batter in the past 12 months.
He also stated that Australia have not only dropped an in-form batter but a potent off-spinner who could have come in handy on Indian wickets.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/after-last-3-years-even-he-needs-a-test-100-sourav-ganguly-on-cheteshwar-pujara-1675835725144">'After last 3 years, even he needs a Test 100': Sourav Ganguly on Cheteshwar Pujara</a>
Head, who is ranked No. 4 in Tests, has been in sensational form. He came to India on the back of a brilliant home season against West Indies and South Africa, scoring 525 runs at an average of 87.50.
29-year-old Head, in fact, is the first Australian batter to finish a home Test summer with over 500 runs at a strike rate of above 95.
Travis Head vs West Indies 1st Test: 99, DNB 2nd Test: 175, 38*
Travis Head vs South Africa 1st Test: 92, 0 2nd Test: 5

Sledging is not going to worry Virat&nbsp;Kohli,&nbsp;feels former Australian cricketer Steve Waugh, as he urged the Australian side to refrain from getting into a war of words with the Indian cricket team in the upcoming 4-Test home series.&nbsp;'Sledging is not going to worry Virat Kohli, it doesn't work against the great players and you're better off leaving those guys alone. I think any extra motivation will make them dig in more and get more runs.'Pointing out how Steve Smith outclassed the Indian skipper with 3 hundreds during the Australia&nbsp;tour of India in 2016-17, Waugh said that this would be at the back of his mind and he would want to score more runs, and if he does India will have a great chance of winning. The Border Gavaskar&nbsp;Trophy begins on December 17.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Ind vs Aus: Steve Waugh's advice to Australian team 

Ahead of Australia tour of India,&nbsp;Steve Waugh urges the Australian side to refrain from getting into a war of words with the Indian cricket team!

Sledging is not going to worry Virat&nbsp;Kohli,&nbsp;feels former Australian cricketer Steve Waugh, as he gave his little piece of advice to&nbsp;the Australian side ahead of their 4-Test home series against India.&nbsp; Soundbite Waugh also pointed out how Steve Smith outclassed the Indian skipper with 3 hundreds when Australia&nbsp;toured India in 2016-17. Soundbite

Sledging is not going to worry Virat&nbsp;Kohli,&nbsp;feels former Australian cricketer Steve Waugh, as he gave his little piece of advice to&nbsp;the Australian side ahead of their 4-Test home series against India.&nbsp; 'Sledging is not going to worry Virat Kohli, it doesn't work against the great players and you're better off leaving those guys alone. I think any extra motivation will make them dig in more and get more runs.' Pointing out how Steve Smith outclassed the Indian skipper with 3 hundreds during the Australia&nbsp;tour of India in 2016-17, Waugh said,&nbsp; 'this would be at the back of his mind and he would want to score more runs, and if he does India will have a great chance of winning.' The Border Gavaskar&nbsp;Trophy begins on December 17.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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