The New Zealand cricket coach Andy Moles would like to end the ongoing debate about Brad Haddins dismissal of Neil Broom in the opening match of the Chappell-Hadlee series in Perth on Sunday.
The Australian wicketkeepers integrity has now been questioned after he claimed the ball hit the wicket, when infact replays showed it was his glove.
Black Caps coach Andy Moles says as far as they are concerned the matter is over and they're looking forward to the second match in Melbourne on Friday.
Meanwhile, the former Australian captain Steve Waugh is the latest former player to come to Haddin defence.
