Jonathan Agnew

So, you know, personally, I can take it back to that.

There's the Pedalo or the Fredalo, if you want to call it that.

And that was, of course, in the West Indies before the World Cup there with Andrew Flintoff, famously the evening before a game.

He was dropped, of course, for the match the following day.

I think, I mean, I don't know anything really since then.

And I think that's, you know, the 2013 Tour of Australia kind of fell apart.

But that wasn't through this sort of thing.

That was more individuals not getting on with each other and falling out.

And then the end of an era for a team and everyone kind of knew it was unravelling.

I think it's very, very important.

One thing we haven't mentioned is that it was his final warning, I understand.

What was the other one for?

You know, what else has happened in the past with Harry Brooke?

I think the reason that it all kind of sped up

at the end of that tour, was because we all saw things ourselves.

Well, that's one of the reasons.

You know, they're little sporadic incidents.

And if you read some of the newspaper reports at the end of the tour, you'll see those sort of examples of what I mean that at the time don't seem particularly important or newsworthy.

But when you put them all together, that's when you come across the ill discipline that there is off the field with that team.

And putting, again, the cricketer's hat on, if you're all disciplined off the field, there's no way you're going to be disciplined on the field.