Saltburn Cricket Club suspends 'Clicky Ponting' player over fake edge controversy

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Saltburn Cricket Club in England has suspended a player after he was accused of clicking his fingers to simulate a batting edge during a local league match. The incident was captured on video and shared on X, where it garnered over 7.5 million views and drew widespread criticism. The player, who earned the nickname 'Clicky Ponting' following the controversy, remains suspended while an investigation is underway. The club stated it is fully cooperating with the ongoing inquiry into the alleged act of cheating.

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