Australian wicketkeeper Jimmy Peirson admits there was a level of tension between England and the tourists after the Lord’s Test, but believes it’s all in the best interests of the game.
In what is unfolding as one of the great Ashes series, Jonny Bairstow’s stumping amidst England’s downfall at Lord’s will go down as a moment to remember.
As expected, many Australians have come out in support of Alex Carey and Pat Cummins. But many Poms, including current players, suggested the decisions went against the spirit of cricket.
Peirson, who spent two Tests with Australia as cover for Josh Inglis, lifted the lid on the feeling behind closed doors.
“There was no interaction after the Test. To be fair, even in Leeds (third Test), when I was there, there was no interaction post-game,” Peirson told SENQ Mornings.
“From what I understand, it’s a…