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Laser beam controversy hits Australian cricket

Australian cricket was again plunged in controversy on Tuesday night amid claims that a spectator at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in the second Twenty20 match against South Africa shone a laser beam in the face of South African fast bowler Wayne Parnell, as he went for a diving catch offered by Michael Hussey.

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Australian cricket was again plunged in controversy on Tuesday night amid claims that a spectator at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in the second Twenty20 match against South Africa shone a laser beam in the face of South African fast bowler Wayne Parnell, as he went for a diving catch offered by Michael Hussey.

Parnell's unsuccessful attempt off a Hussey skier at long-off came at a crucial stage inu00a0 Australia's six-wicket victory in a close finish.

Television coverage picked up a green light that flashed across the fielder.

Michael Hussey

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