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This is an archive article published on July 28, 2015
Michael Clarke caught in ‘sex-success’ mix-up, again
While addressing the press before the third Ashes Test, Michael Clarke said it was all about executing the skills to have 'sex.'
Australia play England in the third Ashes Test starting Wednesday in Edgbaston. (Source: Reuters)
Australia Test captain Michael Clarke was once again caught in the sex-success mix-up during a press conference on Tuesday.
While addressing the press before the third Ashes Test against England in Birmingham, Clarke, speaking about the win at Lord’s, said it was all about executing the skills to have ‘sex.’
Come again, Michael? #bbccricket https://t.co/MaVHLbXVLw
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 28, 2015
The Australia captain was quick to correct himself to success. He also remembered the previous incident when a similar thing happened.
During the cricket World Cup earlier this year, a reporter asked Clarke about his sex life after Australia’s semi-final win against India.
At the presser, Clarke was asked to comment on “the tremendous sex” he had enjoyed since taking over as captain.
The embarrassed reporter quickly corrected himself, telling Clarke he had meant to say “the tremendous success”.
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