Pat Cummins jumped into the Siraj-Head issue, said – I have no difference with India; The matter has come to a head again

Mohammed Siraj vs Travis Head: India vs Australia, Adelaide Test, when Mohammed Siraj collided with Travis Head in the middle of the field. After this incident on the field, Travis Head gave clarification, but whatever Head said, Siraj had called it a lie. Now Australian captain Pat Cummins has also jumped into this game of truth and lie. Cummins says that he does not care about the Indian team, he cares only about his team. Also, he has taken the side of Travis Head in this matter.

Pat Cummins told in a press conference, “To be honest, India can do whatever they want. I am worried about my team and I believe that the behavior of our players was very good during the Adelaide Test. Travis Head Team He is the vice-captain of India, is very experienced and is capable of holding his own. Earlier, Indian captain Rohit Sharma had supported the aggressive behaviour. He said that this aggression helps in motivating them during the match, but at the same time he also talked about maintaining the spirit of the game.

What is the matter?

India’s first innings in the Adelaide Test was reduced to just 180 runs. In reply, Australia was also continuously losing wickets, but Travis Head’s inning of 140 runs helped push India away from victory. In such a situation, when Siraj clean bowled the head, he showed an aggressive attitude and gave a send-off to the Australian batsman. The video of this incident went viral on social media.

After the match, Head said that he was saying ‘well bowled’, but Siraj misinterpreted his words. On the other hand, when Siraj presented his side, he clearly said that on looking at it, it was clear that Head had not said ‘well bowled’. The Indian bowler had called Travis Head a liar in his conversations. From here the matter gained even more momentum. For this incident, Head and Siraj have also been fined one demerit point and 20 percent of the match fee.

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