Cape Town - Australian captain Michael Clarke on Friday criticised David Warner over comments that earned the opening batsman a fine from International Cricket Council match referee Roshan Mahanama.
Warner was fined 15% of his match fee for "inappropriate comments" when he suggested South African wicketkeeper AB de Villiers might have illegally altered the condition of the ball to induce reverse swing during South Africa's 231-run win in the second Test at Port Elizabeth.
Speaking on the eve of the decisive third Test starting at Newlands on Saturday, Clarke said the Australians had dealt with the issue in house, in addition to Warner being fined by the ICC.