Something is rotten in the Australian camp

The aftermath of the David Warner-Joe Root run in has created a wave of headlines across the shires, and understandably Michael Vaughan, in his column for The Telegraph has weighed in with his two cents. Vaughan condemns Warner's actions, and alludes to 'divisions in the camp.' He also speculates on Michael Hussey's retirement, and what were the circumstances that brought it about, apart from performance or age. Vaughan believes that the current leadership hole within the team has created an environment not sustainable for growth or progress.

I think the retirement of Mike Hussey has hit Australia hard. It is staggering he could not stay on for two more Ashes series. There must be something other than a cricketing reason for him to decide he cannot hang on for another year. If the environment was healthy and enjoyable he would still be playing. There is something not right about the Aussies because he is a good man of the game.