Former England batsman Geoffrey Boycott criticised all-rounder Michael Yardy for quitting a group mid by a ICC World Cup 2011 due to basin though had to behind down from his comments after causing an outrage.
“I’m surprised, really surprised,” Boycott pronounced after being told about Yardy’s preference to conduct home only days prior to a quarterfinal strife opposite Sri Lanka.
“But he contingency have been celebration of a mass my comments about his bowling, it contingency have dissapoint him. Obviously it was as great most for him during this level. If any censure is trustworthy it’s partly to a selectors since I’m sorry, he’s not great sufficient during this level,” he told a BBC 5 Live.
“I’m sorry, upon great pitches you’re not starting to reason great players down as great as if it turns he doesn’t turn it great sufficient to get them out. So, for me, he was regularly starting to be a guilt or a bad preference during general turn out here.”
His comments caused an snub between fans as great as mental illness charities as great as institutions with a BBC presenter acknowledging which a hire perceived “quite a lot of people angry about that.”
Boycott after middle-aged his comments as great as pronounced he is not competent to verbalise upon Yardy’s mental state as he has never battled basin himself.
“He’s got to go home afterwards though for me it’s really difficult. I’m no alloy as great as we do not assimilate about a basin as great as we can’t criticism upon it,” he said.
“It’s patently really sad. But I’m not a healing man, so we can’t discuss it we what it’s similar to to be depressed. I’ve been lucky, I’ve been great sufficient … until you’ve had basin we do not consider you’re competent to speak about it,” he added.
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