He was coaching Pak for a while, even in the 2021 T20 WC. So you can still take a look.Would have loved to see Matthew Hayden coaching a cricket team. Can barely string two words together on comms.
He is still not over being called out for the dumbass comments he made on Anushka. Salty old man.
The only one salty is fraud Kohli and his supporters . He needs to play for the Team .He is still not over being called out for the dumbass comments he made on Anushka. Salty old man.
You can spout whatever hatred you want, like Sunny. Reality is he is the best T20I batsman ever and is still among the best in the world.The only one salty is fraud Kohli and his supporters . He needs to play for the Team .
And if he isn’t capable of playing too fast , he shouldn’t come in power play overs . He should bat at 3 or 4.
Don’t mix T20I with IPL . His approach is acceptable for international matches because bowling standards are high . Not in IPL where 230 has become par score .You can spout whatever hatred you want, like Sunny. Reality is he is the best T20I batsman ever and is still among the best in the world.
Don’t mix T20I with IPL . His approach is acceptable for international matches because bowling standards are high . Not in IPL where 230 has become par score .
He’s the Kallis of the IPL.i’ve dissed on Kohli here before but calling the leading run scorer of the tournament a fraud is something
No one cares about IPL results, as far as I’m concerned, it’s all just practice for international matchesDon’t mix T20I with IPL . His approach is acceptable for international matches because bowling standards are high . Not in IPL where 230 has become par score .
Do I remember Gill also having a pop at criticism as well recently? Seems to be a common pattern in this newer generation of Indian players in particular.Idk about this specific situation but putting aside whether pundits and commentators were right or wrong in their criticism of Kohli, the broader point that many players are hilariously touchy about any sort of criticism that comes their way is valid. It’s part of a commentator’s job (imo at least) to criticise where they feel appropriate, no need to get all childish in response when it comes your way.
It’s not like commentators will have carte blanche to say whatever they like if the players don’t do something about it. If they say something dumb like Manjrekar did about Jadeja the fans will let them have it anyways.
There’s many examples of this, most recently it was Iyer and his short ball weakness denial.