‘He took the wicket but…’: Sam Constas breaks silence on altercation with Jasprit Bumrah in Sydney

Australia’s stylish opening batsman Constas himself In the last two matches of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, he not only made many fans but also a few enemies with his lively batting. In Sydney, Constance even clashed with India’s. jasprit bumrah Just before stumps on the first day, his actions created a huge buzz on social media. Constas simply interfered unnecessarily in the matter between them. Usman Khawaja And the Indian pacer. However, Constas’ intervention infuriated Mr. Bumrah and sacked Mr. Khawaja on the next delivery. The Australian Open Opener’s rookie spoke candidly about the incident.

“Yeah, I wasn’t too upset. Unfortunately, Uzi got out. He was just trying to buy some time. Maybe it was my fault, but that happens. This is cricket. Credit to Bumrah. He got the wicket, but obviously it was a great performance by the team,” Constas said in an interview with Timple M. Cricket.

A young opener who intends to be a long-term replacement for the Australian squad. david warneralso spoke about the special pink test in Sydney where she lost several family members to cancer.

“Obviously this is a special event, the McGrath Foundation. We want it to raise more awareness and money for cancer, because my cousin died from leukemia and my grandfather died from bowel cancer. Because we remember that. So, of course, we want to spread awareness and find a cure,” Constas said.

Regarding the Constas Bumrah incident, Gambhir said:

indian head coach Gautam Gambhir Although he criticized Constas, who had infuriated Bumrah, he did not hold back his words.

“This is a tough sport played by strong guys. You can’t be that soft. It’s as simple as you can get. I don’t think there was anything intimidating,” he said in the post-match press conference.

“When Usman Khawaja was taking his time, he had no right to talk to Jasprit Bumrah. He didn’t have that right. He had no need to get involved with Jasprit Bumrah. That was the referee’s job.”

“I think whatever happens is history. Whatever happens, it happened. It’s a tough sport played by tough guys and things like this happen. We don’t have to make a big deal out of it. I think so.”