'Want To Be Part Of The IPL'- David Warner's Wife Levies 'SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS' Against AUS Umpires

re has been a lot of controversy that has surrounded test match between India A and Australia A after a ball tampering controversy took place during game. This led to Ishan Kishan getting into a verbal spat with match umpire. controversy came in after match umpire's decide to make use of a new ball in match. David Warner's wife Candice Warner has reacted strongly to controversy and levied some serious allegations against India following Ishan Kishan's spat. 

Ishan Kishan Gets Into Heated Argument With Match Umpire

During last day of India A vs Australia A first ufficial test match, match umpire decided to bring in a new ball for play which did t sit right with Indian players. Ishan Kishan during spat called decision of umpire ‘stupid’ which led to him being on report for dissent. 

This is how conversation went between Ishan Kishan and umpire Shawn Craig. 

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Craig: “When you scratch it, we change ball. more discussion. Let's play. This is t a discussion.”

Kishan: “So, we are going to play with this ball?”

Craig: “You're playing with that ball.”

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Kishan: “That's a very stupid decision.”

Craig: “Excuse me. You will be on report for dissent. That is inappropriate behavior. Because of your actions, we changed ball.”

Kishan: “Thank you!” 

Candice Warner's Serious Allegations Against AUS Umpires 

Australian batter David Warner's wife was recently on a panel with Fox Cricket where she me some serious claims against Indian Cricket and IPL . 

Candice Warner stated that umpires want to be a part of IPL and India has a strong influence on cricketing world. 

"It just goes to show power of India and how strong y are. A lot of se umpires want to be part of IPL," stated Candice Warner.

Several or panelists also talked about powerhouse and driving force India is in world cricket.