Sledging and closing Cricket Australia

Cricket Australia can decide to stop sledging
• The possibility that Cricket Australia's member Mark Taylor did not blow up
• The sledging or sparring fight has long reached the level, like Taylor
• 'Bad' thinking like ball tampering is being born from sledging

Cricket Australia wants to erase the 'aggressive' sentiment from cricket to cope with the pressure of ball tampering. As if he is not a man, it is said that Mark Taylor, famous for the offensive captain, has said. Cricket Australia (CA) member Taylor says, CA is thinking to ban sledging or fighting!

Sledging or fighting is a major part of Australian cricket. Sledging is not just in Australia but in the world cricket culture. Everyone has accepted a little sledging. Sledging is used to turn the opponent on the field or to add extra spices to the racket. Australia has recently exceeded the limits of David Warner, There was an incident that left the limits of mentality. But as the mentality spreads as an infectious, many people think that 'wrong' thoughts like ball tampering have come to mind.
Asked by Taylor Nine, Taylor is likely to ban sledding too. The possibility that Taylor did not blow up, 'Of course. I'm not talking about closing the field. One thing to talk about. But abuse, sledding, gambling, arguments-that is, it's different. It has already reached the level. '
South Africa's tour has exceeded the limits of the two teams. Warner and Quinton de Coke were involved in the argument in front of the dressingroom. Australian cricketer Deck or Warner's wife was shocked by the sledging. Taylor is trying to be tough on sledging. Recently resigned coach Darren Lehmann also spoke about changing the party's culture. Lehmann has said that he would like to think about not sledding like the New Zealand team. But Taylor is not confirming the decision now, "It can be discussed in a three-week-long board meeting or not. It's not a decision to say on television. "
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull also told to stop sledding after the ball tampering incident. He thinks, arguments, sledding or being out of control. So there is a good chance of being banned from Australian cricket.