Smith believes Warner's behaviour needs to be monitored closely.
SYDNEY: Former South African captain Graeme Smith has some advice for Australia coach Justin Langer – make sure David Warner’s ego is managed if he starts to “get bigger than everybody else”.
Smith, who skippered his country for more than a decade, said while he admired Warner’s batting, he had “pissed a lot of people off” throughout his career. “Especially when he bats, he bats with that driven nature, that intensity, ego to perform. And he’s an excellent cricketer. “It’s when he starts to get bigger than everybody else then probably management needs to be ready for that.
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