The cricket club at the centre of the "Clicky Ponting" cheating row has been hit by fresh allegations after an umpire released footage appearing to show a second player from the same team clicking his fingers during a match, echoing the original incident. The claims threaten to deepen scrutiny of the club, which had already faced widespread criticism and mockery over the initial scandal, raising further questions about integrity and conduct within its ranks.

The new footage, released by an umpire, reportedly shows another player from the club making a clicking gesture with his fingers similar to the action that triggered the original "Clicky Ponting" controversy. The development has reignited debate about the club's practices, with the fresh allegations arriving as the fallout from the first incident was still being discussed, suggesting the issue may not have been isolated to a single player.