As David Warner found out this week, ask and it shall be given to you, and if you "f**king soek" you shall find. And he found it in the South African with the teenage face, innocent eyes and, apparently, a devilish tongue. He found it because he pushed and pushed and pushed for a reaction. He and Australia "head-butted" a "line" whose limit they had decided, and when the head-buttee became the head-butter, Warner ran out of words and fell headlong into "hold me back" fury. It was stupid and ugly. When Warner calms down, possibly sometime in April, he may reflect that he has done his wife a great disservice with his macho chest-thumping. What his wife did in the past should be of no concern to any of us, no matter where and who she did it with. But now he has reminded us of it again, dragged it out of the gutter into the daylight and hung it on the washing line for all to see. His wife must be mortified. This will be in the minds of all on the field and, from what I have been told, i...

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