India confirm lodging complaint against Hogg
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Indian cricket officials have confirmed that
they have lodged an official complaint against Australian all-rounder
Brad Hogg for allegedly abusing Indian captain Anil Kumble during the second test.
Indian cricket board vice-president Rajiv Shukla told Reuters on
Indian cricket board vice-president Rajiv Shukla told Reuters on
Monday the complaint was lodged with the International Cricket
Council on Sunday night while they were hearing the case involving
Indian spinner Harbhajan Singh.
"The team management has lodged a complaint. Hogg used abusive
"The team management has lodged a complaint. Hogg used abusive
language against Anil Kumble on the ground," Shukla said.
Harbhajan was suspended for three tests after being found guilty of
Harbhajan was suspended for three tests after being found guilty of
racially abusing Andrew Symonds during the match by calling him a
monkey.
Harbhajan has denied the claims and plans to lodge an appeal.
Cricket Australia boss James Suthererland told reporters in Melbourne
Harbhajan has denied the claims and plans to lodge an appeal.
Cricket Australia boss James Suthererland told reporters in Melbourne
on Monday that he had not been notified about any complaint lodged against Hogg.
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