The ‘spirit of cricket’ is hard to pin down, but Clicky Ponting’s trial by social media ain’t it

The alleged actions of Brian Devine were audacious and quite possibly against the laws of the game, but the pile-on without due process has been hard to stomach.

The alleged actions of Brian Devine were audacious and quite possibly against the laws of the game, but the pile-on without due process has been hard to stomach.

Viral cricket scandal sees 'Clicky Ponting' suspended from UK team

A Saltburn fielder was accused of clicking his fingers to get a caught-behind wicket and footage of several incidents later went viral on social media, amassing over 7.5 million views

Saltburn Cricket Club have made international headlines following their North Yorkshire and South Durham League (NYSDL) meeting with Norton 2nd XI

A North Yorkshire cricket team at the centre of an investigation amid cheating accusations against one of their players have conceded their next match.

THE club home to "cheating" cricketer dubbed "Clicky Ponting" has reportedly forfeited their next game after footage sparked viral fury. The outrage began after clips appeared to show player Brian Devine clicking his fingers to fake wickets during a league match for Saltburn in North Yorkshire. As more videos emerged o

A club cricket team have been accused of cheating after footage of their recent match went viral

A village cricket scandal has gone viral after an amateur fielder was accused of tricking umpires by clicking his fingers to imitate the noise of an edge off the bat.

An amateur cricket match has sparked controversy over alleged umpire deception. A fielder reportedly clicked his fingers to simulate an edge off the bat. This incident has led to a formal investigation by the league officials. Other similar allegations have also surfaced against the same club. The league is now examini

Viral video apparently shows a Saltburn 2nd XI fielder clicking his fingers to mimic a batter’s nick The ball is bowled, the batter plays a shot and it’s caught by the wicketkeeper to cheers all round. The batter is clearly bemused. Did he hit it? Or … did a fielder click his fingers to mimic a nick? A row has erupted

Cricket cheating row: ‘Clicky Ponting’ fools umpires with fake edges  The Times