Tim Paine Doesn’t Care About Sunil Gavaskars Critical Appraisal | Cricket

#Brisbane: On the last day of the third test in Sydney, when Ravi Ashwin and Hanuma Bihari were helping India to a losing match, it emerged that Cummins, Stark and Hazlewood would target the body to scare them off. Chinese music is nothing new to rival hitters on Australian soil. Just as the opposing team will have to deal with the traditional Australian sled, that too is normal. But what Australian captain Tim Penn did when Ashwin hit on the fifth day of the Sydney Test went too far. That’s what legend Sunil Gavaskar claimed. He even said that if Penn hadn’t made the mistake of changing the bowling alley or fixing the field without talking too much, maybe Australia could have won the match.

Penn missed three easy catches. Sunny made it clear that he was certain that Penn could not remain the captain of Australia any longer. “I heard what Sunny said. But her words won’t affect us an inch. Maybe I exaggerated that day. The problem with Ashwin was solved later. It’s normal in the game. I don’t think so.” “This controversy could put Australia in danger before the final test. As a former cricketer, Sunny has his say. He has that right. It will not have a special impact like him. But I know what I should do as captain of Australia.” .

It means that both teams are desperate to win the last test. The brain game has begun. While Australian coach Justin Langer has been blaming the Indian board for hosting the IPL for additional injuries, Indian board officials have been pushing for Australian cricketers to stay at the hotel. India will not host off-roaders Jadeja and Bumrah, the main weapon of the bowling rhythm, in the final match. Bihari also suffered a hamstring injury. The situation is so bad that Washington is beautiful, there is no way but to take down the cricketers saying they are white like Shardul and Natarajan. But a few hours of waiting to see who wins on the battlefield. But there is no doubt that the mental game started long before the decisive game of the series.