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Ex-Australian cricketer Michael Slater kicked off plane

Updated on: 22 May,2019 03:38 PM IST  |  Sydney
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Slater confirmed the incident in a statement, according to Macquarie

Ex-Australian cricketer Michael Slater kicked off plane

Michael Slater

Former Australian opener Michael Slater was kicked off a plane after a heated argument with two friends, delaying the flight for 30 minutes, a report said yesterday. Macquarie Sports Radio, citing eyewitnesses, said the row erupted between Slater and two women as they boarded a flight from Sydney to his hometown Wagga Wagga on Sunday.

It escalated with yelling and swearing as they took their seats, the broadcaster reported, claiming Slater locked himself in a toilet and refused to come out, with security called to remove him.


Slater confirmed the incident in a statement, according to Macquarie. "I did have an argument with two friends whilst boarding a flight to Wagga and I apologise for the inconvenience this caused other passengers on the flight," he said.



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