Other cricket fans to weigh in included Piers Morgan, who dubbed the club's behaviour 'outrageous cheating' and a 'shameful scam'. Several posters dubbed Devine 'Clicky Ponting' – a play on the name of former Australian captain Ricky Ponting – on social media. 'It was only a little village cricket match and now it's become this thing that's all over the news and social media,' she said. In 1771, for example, Thomas White walked in to bat in a cricket match in Surrey, with a bat 'fully as wide as the wicket itself' making it impossible for him to be bowled out. And now, we might have to add Saltburn's very own opportunist to the scroll of dishonour of cheating cricketers: Clicky Ponting.