Piers Morgan labels Saltburn CC's 'Clicky Ponting' biggest cheat in cricket
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 28, 2026, 6:19 PM
Last updated Jul 28, 2026
Piers Morgan has called an unnamed fielder from Saltburn Cricket Club, referenced as 'Clicky Ponting', the biggest cheat in cricket history due to a recent controversy involving finger-clicking to deceive umpires. The incident, which includes viral footage, has prompted the North Yorkshire and South Durham Cricket League to initiate a formal investigation. Allegations of this nature, suggesting systematic deception during matches, have emerged from opponents. Morgan's comments have intensified scrutiny on the case, making it a topic of discussion beyond the local league.
- •Piers Morgan critiques Saltburn CC's alleged cheating methods.
- •Footage shows alleged finger-clicking by fielder 'Clicky Ponting'.
- •North Yorkshire and South Durham Cricket League investigating the incident.
- •Morgan's posts amplify the controversy beyond local circles.
- 6:19 PMYahoo Sports — Piers Morgan calls Saltburn CC's 'Clicky Ponting' 'biggest cheat in cricket history', brands alleged click-gate 'shameful scam'
"With the recent clicking controversy at the Saltburn CC's match, English broadcaster Piers Morgan was quick to label the cheater as 'Clicky' Ponting while calling him the biggest cheat in the game's history.
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