Australia Tour of India: Wasim Jaffer criticized Ricky Ponting for his comments criticizing Australia’s batsmen for their lack of intention during their 8 wicket loss to India at the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne.
Wasim Jaffer puts a spin on India vs Australia to Jofra Archer’s tweet (AP Photo)
HIGHLIGHT
- Wasim Jaffer arrives with a witty post, gleefully mocking Ricky Ponting
- Jaffer’s post came in response to a cryptic tweet from England pacemaker Jofra Archer
- India beat Australia by 8 wickets in the MCG test to level the 4-game series at 1-1
Wasim Jaffer trolled Australia and its cricket experts while replying to a cryptic tweet from England speed bowler Jofra Archer. Jaffer, with his comment, pointed to Ricky Ponting’s U-turn after India fought back from defeat for a memorable Boxing Day Test win.
Wasim Jaffer, who is quite a social media star with his witty memes and posts, did it again. “Yeah. That’s some elite honesty too,” Jaffer tweeted, responding to Archer’s cryptic post that read, “One thing about tables, they always turn.”
Jaffer’s post came after former Australia captain Ricky Ponting lashed out at the rapprochement of Australian hitters in the loss in Melbourne, saying that Shubman Gill and Ajinkya Rahane, during their mini-partnership in the final innings when chasing 70 , they played more shots than the entire Australian. batting unit.
Ponting was disappointed by the lack of intention in the Australian batting drive that was included in 195 and 200 at the Melbourne Test. India put up a collective bowling effort despite missing Mohammed Shami, Ishant Sharma and Umesh Yadav, who was ruled out after sustaining an injury during the second inning of the MCG Test.
“I can count on one hand in Two Test matches how many shooting shots have been played, how many hits on the ground have you seen? You can’t tell me that no short balls or full balls have been thrown. It has been enough,” Ponting said in Uplayable Podcast after India’s victory.
“Shubman Gill and Ajinkya Rahane played more good shots than I think Australia has played in the two Trials.”
Ponting’s comments came days after he predicted that India, following Virat Kohli’s departure on paternity leave, would lose the test series 4-0. India received an 8 wicket win in Adelaide after being eliminated by their lowest test score of 36. However, under Rahane, India rallied and handed Australia an 8 wicket win in Melbourne to equalize at 1-1 .