Cricket Australia's feud with Justin Langer has seemingly taken a childish turn, with the organisation threatening to pull players from interviews on Channel 7 next week if the former national coach-turned-commentator was asking the questions.

Langer did not hold back in an interview on 6PR and later Backchat this week about his exit from CA after a player-led revolt, leading his former bosses to issue the ultimatum ahead of next week's First Test against West Indies at Perth Stadium.

"I would say that [CEO] Nick Hockley and people like that at Cricket Australia need to grow some kahunas and suggest to the players they need to win the public back, not turn them off, and that's effectively what they're doing," Millsy said of the current mood.

Cricket Australia's feud with Justin Langer has seemingly taken a childish turn, with the organisation threatening to pull players from interviews on Channel 7 next week if the former national coach-turned-commentator was asking the questions.
Langer did not hold back in an interview on 6PR and later Backchat this week about his exit from CA after a player-led revolt, leading his former bosses to issue the ultimatum ahead of next week's First Test against West Indies at Perth Stadium.
"I would say that [CEO] Nick Hockley and people like that at Cricket Australia need to grow some kahunas and suggest to the players they need to win the public back, not turn them off, and that's effectively what they're doing," Millsy said of the current mood.

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

If it's happening in Perth, you'll hear about it first on 6PR Breakfast with Millsy and Karl!

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