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Waugh for starting anew
MELBOURNE.
July 14 (AFP/API: Australian skipper Steve Waugh wants next month's one-day series
here against South Africa to represent a fresh start for the troubled game of cricket.
Waugh said the game was losing Its Integrity because of the negative publicity generated by controversies such as the South African bribery case and the phone sex scandal that has placed Shane Warne's vice-cap-tainev in jeopardy.
It also was revealed this week that Australian paceman Brett Lee Is the latest player to have his bowling action officially investigated.
The three-match Super Challenge 2000 one-day series from August 16 at Colonial Stadium here will be the first official international games to be played indoors and launches a hectic 18month schedule for the Australian team
"I’d like to see this as almost a fresh start for cricket — over the last 12 months we’ve had so many bad things happen," Waugh said Friday.
"1 think people want some positive stuff out of cricket — they're sick of reading the negative sluff.
“It's changed a bit In recent times — even the conversations 1 have, people are always talking about bookmakers and bribery and have associated that with cricket.
Waugh, here to promote the
limited-over series, was careful not to inflame the South All it .in bribery issue. Warne and Lee.
Waugh was most candid on Warne, who will learn early next month whether his much-publicised phone sex controversy will cost him the Australian vice-captaincy
An English newspaper published details of lewd telephone conversations between Warne, who is playing county cricket for Hampshire and a young English woman last month.
It's tough for Warnie. because he's bigger than the game
— anything he dors is going to be huge news ami it's going to be 10 times than if someone else does it," Waugh said
"He's too valuable to Australian cricket to lose, he could be the first man to take 500 Test wickets. I want to see him keep playing."
Waugh expects every toplevel Australian cricketer playing overseas to be at their best for the one-dayers here, making particular reference to crack paceman Glenn McGrath.
"Glenn Is playing for Australia. I expect him to be 100 per cent — that's where his priority lies, he's playing for his country’." Waugh said.
He said South Africa would again prove tough opponents, as they did earlier this year when they beat Australia 2-1 tn a home one-day series.
The scandal that cost South African Hansie Cronje his reputation and cricket career broke Just as the Australians arrived Ln the country.
The Australian captain has no doubt South Africa, which he rates as the No.2 Test and one-day side behind his own. will arrive here ready to play hard.
"They still see it as payback time for the (1999) World Cup....it's a bit of unfinished business (for them)," Waugh said.
Australia tied a World Cup match against South Africa and won a thriller in the Super Six last year on the way to taking out the tournament.