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Richardson believes that the incident has caused adverse effects on cricket fans, "People have reacted in various events in the Australia-South Africa series. They opened our eyes. We do not come to the cricket ground to clear the message, cheat fraud and do all this. '
Richardson believes that the "gentleman's game" of cricket is threatened in many other such cases, "DNA of the cricket made on the basis of purity." But now we see so much bad behavior that those bases are shaky. They must be stopped now.

This kind of behavior is not entirely acceptable; Richardson reminds me once again in the lecture, 'Slinging with personal attacks, showing the way out to the dressing room out of the bat, physical clash of untimely, refusal to play if the decision of the umpire is not enough, ball tampering. We do not want to show this face of the game to the world. '

After the tampering-tamper, many cricketer or ICC told the tampering, the rule is not clear. Richardson washed the players, 'I heard many players in a few months. They wanted to know whether the chewing gum can be chewed, whether it will allow sunscreen or anything to eat sugar. Truly I have not thought of them except for the hypocrisy. '