It was a childish reply about the incident by Smith. He generally chats a lot in the game. I think the gesture done by Virat was right and spontenous. It does show's the character of Smith. This gesture can be repeated by other players also if he do not think on it ans stop chatting which is been done by all Australian players. Australians shut your mouth and concentrate on cricket.
I think people who live in glass houses should not throw stones at others. Now that the Indians dare to give them a taste of their own medicine the Australians are bitter. Note how Smith says that a little banter is ok. Who is he to say what is good and what is not.
Re: WHO IS SMITH TO SAY WHAT IS OK?
by Pradip Shah on Jan 29, 2016 09:22 AM
The Australian players are highly arrogant, overconfident and are well known for their bad behaviour on the field specially for series at home. When they get bitter test of their own medicine, they dont like it.
Re: Re: WHO IS SMITH TO SAY WHAT IS OK?
by Arijit Guha on Jan 29, 2016 11:14 AM
You are right. Now the Indians are also trying hard to be known for their bad behaviours like their Australian counterparts.
Re: Re: Re: WHO IS SMITH TO SAY WHAT IS OK?
by shailesh on Jan 29, 2016 12:11 PM
Dude, Australia take benefit from expressing their bossy energy on their opponents... as it actually translates into something in the game. So its not just about bad behaviour.
It simple, either don't do sledge at all or don't complain.
