Cricket News Desk. Cricket has become a high -profile game lately. Players involved are no less considered a fame. This is why wherever they go, there is a crowd to see and meet them. Although these cricketers do not disappoint him on many occasions, but sometimes such incidents happen, through which they come into the spotlight. There were also some cricketers who won everyone’s heart with their game on the field, but they became so notorious outside the field that their actions are still remembered. David Warner beat Joe Root by drinking alcohol. In this list comes the name of Australia’s most successful opening batsman David Warner for the first time, which crossed the limits by drinking alcohol. In 2013, Warner beat former English captain Joe Root in a time of Birmingham. There was a lot of riots after this incident, but from that Warner learned, and Warner did not handle liquor for two years and won the title to Sunrisers Hyderabad with his broken performance in 2016. Ricky Ponting, one of the most successful captains of the Australian cricket team, was also out of the team in an interview in 1999, he drank a tighter. He was dropped off from the Australian team after the incident. Alcohol ruined his career. Due to alcohol addiction, former English spinner Monty Panesar also did a very bad task by which he was downloaded from the English team. Monty had the habit of partying and drinking alcohol. Because of this habit, he urinated the bouncer in a time of alcohol, through which he was downloaded from the team and then could never return. He was always in controversies due to drinking alcohol. One of Australia’s Best All -Estimates, Andrew Symonds, who was also out of the team due to alcohol addiction. Symonds was very fond of alcohol, accusing him of drinking alcohol on the field in 2009, through which he had to stay outside the team. Jesse Rider went into a coma after a drunken fight. New Zealand’s emerging player JC Rider’s career was also destroyed for alcohol addiction. In 2010, he began to fight in a time of Christchurch, where he was attacked by the crowd. He was so seriously injured in this attack that he went into a coma for a few days. Although they recovered, they could not return to cricket afterwards. Share this story -tags
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