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The Ashes 2013 Controversies

DRS controversy
Right from the first Test. The Decision Review System created a lot of controversies from both teams.


Broad staying
The decision made by Stuart Broad not to walk after clearly edging the ball in the first Test created a lot hype between the two teams.

Lehmann comments for Broad
Australian coach Darren Lehmann comments at Broad saying the pacer would not be spared by the Aussies when England travel Down Under for the return series. Lehmann had accused Broad of "blatant cheating".

Monty's Pee
Monty Panesar incident peeing on a bouncer following a heated argument in a pub. He was subsequently fined and issued an apology through his spokesperson. 

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