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Captains must take responsibility for Warner-De Kock row - Maxwell
The Test series between Australia and South Africa has been overshadowed somewhat by the acrimony between Australia's vice-captain David Warner and Quinton de Kock.
The biggest flashpoint came at tea on the fourth day of the first Test, when CCTV footage from outside the dressing-rooms showed Warner having to be physically restrained by team-mates during a verbal spat with De Kock.
Both players were charged with misconduct by the International Cricket Council, with Warner fined 75% of his match fee and three demerit points, while De Kock was docked 25% and awarded one demerit point.
Stumped's Jim Maxwell says captains need to be held to account for the behaviour of their players.
Picture credit: Steve Smith and Faf du Plessis (Getty Images)
