LONDON: India and England Cricketers have an exchange of hostile words in the long space of God after the argument in the field on the third day of the second test won by 151 Run, a media report has claimed.
India has won in dramatic mode, wrapped the host in two sessions on the last day.
“The players described arguing when they left the playing field but the lines took place in a long room, which was packed with Indian officials, supporting staff and squad players, who gave their team reception to raise rousing when they walked inside,” The ‘Daily Telegraph Reportedly.
“Joe Root, who has just scored an unbeatable brilliant 180, and Virat Kohli is believed to have exchanged words on their way to the dressing room when the situation threatens to increase before emotion.” Also read as Burrah did not try to remove me in the 2nd exam, said Andersonsenior England Pacer James Anderson had hinted that Jasprit Bumrah did not try to remove it during the Lord’s test where the Indian quick bowler rambed it with a series of old bouncers.lord rooms usually packed with members MCC and both teams go in a separate way through different stairs to their dressing room.
But because of the restrictions of Covid-19 last week, long spaces were closed for members such as the dining room of the players.
“This allows both parties to get along more freely at the end of the day, making confrontations more likely if the game is heated,” added the report.
The third day watched India Pacer Jasprit Bumrah released a series of short-pitched shipment on Batsman number 11 of England and Premier Fast Bowler James Anderson.
India Skipper Virat Kohli has said on Tuesday that it was triggered by the UK but did not divulge the words spoken.
“I can’t give you detail the words spoken, I think it’s for the camera and stump mic to take it for both teams.
What is said in the field and what is done at this time, giving you extra motivation.”
English and Indian players have heated the exchange at Lord’s Long Room: Report
