'Clicky Ponting' cheat-row cricketer banned from club cricket for two years
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Brian Devine, the amateur cricketer dubbed "Clicky Ponting" following accusations that he had repeatedly clicked his fingers to simulate the sound of bat on ball in caught-behind appeals, has been banned from the sport for two years. Devine.
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- —Brian Devine, the amateur cricketer dubbed "Clicky Ponting" following accusations that he had repeatedly clicked his fingers to simulate the sound of bat on ball in caught-behind appeals, has been banned from the sport for two years.
- —Devine's team, Saltburn CC 2nd XI, has also been relegated from Division Two of the North Yorkshire and [].
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