Moeen Ali revealed in his autobiography that an Australian player called him Osama during the 2015 Ashes (Reuters Photo)

Cricket Australia said that they will test Moeen Ali's 'Osama' sled and look for illumination from their partners "as an issue of desperation".

"Comments of this nature are unsatisfactory and have no place in our game, or in the public arena. We have a reasonable arrangement of qualities and practices that accompany speaking to our nation. We consider this issue important," a Cricket Australia official told the cricket.com.au site on Saturday

This comes in after Moeen uncovered in his personal history, which is being serialized by the Occasions, that he was called Osama container Loaded by an Australian player amid the main Slag Test at Cardiff in 2015.

Moeen proceeded to add that the evident reference to Islamist activist Osama container Loaded was stunning and incensed him deeply.

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"An Australian player...turned to me on the field and stated, 'Take that, Osama'," he reviewed. "I couldn't accept what I had heard. I went extremely red. I have never been so furious on a cricket field.

"I told two or three the folks what the player had said to me and I think (Britain mentor) Trevor Bayliss more likely than not raised it with Darren Lehmann, the Australians' mentor. Lehmann asked the player, 'Did you call Moeen 'Osama'?". He denied it, saying, "No, I stated: 'Take that, you part-clock'.

"Clearly I needed to believe the player, however for whatever is left of the match I was irate."

Moeen, who scored 92 runs and accepting five wickets as Britain won the match on their approach to arrangement triumph, said he addressed the Australian toward the finish of the arrangement and got another foreswearing that the player had utilized "Osama".

Moeen, who persevered through a hopeless 2017-18 Powder arrangement Down Under, said in another concentrate from the book that he had no sensitivity for the three Australian cricketers restricted not long ago and found the entire group "discourteous".

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