Haddin insists Australia ‘fine’ despite Arthur claims

Arthur was sensationally sacked just 16 days before the first Test against Ashes-holders England at Trent Bridge, a match the tourists lost by just 14 runs on Sunday to go 1-0 down in the five-match series, and was replaced by former Australia batsman Darren Lehmann.

Reports have since emerged that Arthur, the first foreign-born coach of the Australia side, is planning to sue Cricket Australia for up to AUS$4 million (US$3,69 million) in compensation.

Now, according to a report by Australian broadcaster Channel Seven, Arthur, in legal documents, has allegedly described the role of Watson and his faction within the team as a “cancer”.

Arthur, sacked two years before his contract was due to expire, claimed Clarke embraced the need for discipline, while Watson did not, Channel Seven said. — AFP.

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