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IIE Digital Desk: Australia's act in the Jonny Bairstow Ashes episode. Stuart Broad, the England bowler, was clear in his assessment of the situation.

"I don't know what they were trying to achieve," Broad said. "There was not one senior player among them. It was just a group of guys who decided to have a go at me."

Broad was referring to the incident that occurred during the third Ashes Test in Sydney. Bairstow was batting when he was hit on the head by a short ball from Broad. Bairstow became angry and charged at Broad, yelling at him.

After the match, Australia's players claimed that they were simply trying to "stand up for their teammate." However, Broad and other England players believe that Australia was trying to intimidate them.

"It was a pretty clear attempt to unsettle me," Broad said. "I've never seen anything like it before."

The incident has sparked a debate about the spirit of cricket. Some people believe that Australia's actions were out of line, while others believe that they were simply trying to win the game.

As a sports reporter, I believe that Australia's actions were unacceptable. They showed a lack of respect for their opponents and for the game of cricket. I hope that this incident will serve as a reminder that cricket is a gentleman's game and that players should conduct themselves in a respectful manner.