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Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy has publicly called for chief selector George Bailey to lose his job following Australia's 2-1 Test series defeat in South Africa.
Former Australia wicketkeeper Ian Healy has publicly called for chief selector George Bailey to be replaced following Australia's 2-1 Test series defeat in South Africa. Speaking on SENQ Breakfast, Healy criticized the selection panel, which includes Tony Dodemaide and head coach Andrew McDonald, describing the touring squad as unbalanced and questioning the selection of Nic Maddinson.
Healy also suggested looking into alternative coaching options such as Ricky Ponting if performances do not improve before the 2027 Ashes against England. Additionally, captain Pat Cummins faced scrutiny over on-field decisions during the three-match series, which concluded with a 176-run defeat in Cape Town.
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