Previous Australia chief Ricky Ponting has depicted Justin Langer's acquiescence as "a tragic day for Australian cricket" and called Cricket Australia's treatment of it as "humiliating".
Langer's renunciation was declared by his administration organization, DSEG, on Saturday early daytime following a gathering with Cricket Australia on Friday night.
Ponting, who depicts his relationship with Langer as "like siblings", is likewise overseen by DSEG, as is previous Australia commander Tim Paine. He talked for a long time on ABC radio soon after the acquiescence was declared and reprimanded CA for their treatment of the adventure.
"It is a truly tragic day, taking everything into account and assuming you think back it has been a truly helpless a half year in general in the way that Cricket Australia has taken care of a portion of the better individuals in the Australian cricket - Justin Langer and Tim Paine - and I believe it's been practically humiliating the manner in which they have taken care of those two cases," Ponting said.
"He mustn't have had the full sponsorship of the board. Me knowing Justin the way that I do, he was extremely quick to proceed in the job, as he ought to have been after the thing's been the best training time of his worldwide profession having quite recently won the T20 World Cup and afterward the 4-0 outcome in the Ashes.
"It appears to be an extremely peculiar time for a mentor to withdraw. Perusing the tea leaves it seems like a couple - and as he [Langer] shares with me a little gathering in the playing bunch and two or three other staff around the group - haven't totally cherished the manner in which he has gone with regards to it.
"That has been to the point of compelling a man who has placed his life and serious energy into Australian cricket and made a thrilling showing with pivoting the way of life and the manner in which the Australian group has been taken a gander at over the most recent couple of years to push him out of the gig."
Ponting, who was an instructing expert under Langer inside the Australian group for the 2019 World Cup, has longstanding associations with various current players having additionally played with some of them and trained some of them in the IPL.
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