the former India Team director and head coach Ravi Shastri is back in the commentary box for the England vs India series after a long time as part of Sky. Play Broadcasting team which also includes former England captain Naseer Hussain. Hussain himself has transformed into one of the most sought-after broadcasters in recent times, and joining the Shastri team is a one-of-a-kind dream team with the likes of Ian Ward, Michael Atherton, Kumar Sangakkara, Mark Butcher and Kevin Pietersen. has become. crew.
However, Shastri and Hussain together will evoke quite contrasting memories for ardent followers of Indian and England cricket. Here’s a brief refresher: During India’s tour of England in 2011, Hussain made a comment on the BCCI’s hesitation in using a particular technique – Hawk-Eye – when Harbhajan Singh was given out lbw despite a massive lead. Later the umpires got the aid in the form of an insult. Shastri hit back on the post-match show, asking, “What right does Hussain have to say this (BCCI’s decision to say no to technology for the series) as an insult, and envying the English media? accused of. BCCI for its recent success
The next day, when Hussain and Shastri were commenting together, the former English captain confronted Shastri over his remarks and what Shastri said was trying to defend and Hussain was glued to his guns.
Watch the video here:
Now what is the context of what happened 11 years ago, you ask? read on…
As mentioned earlier, Shastri and Hussain are back together and Pietersen, a regular Sky Sports broadcaster, decided to have a little fun at their expense.
Here’s what happened: The second day of the Edgbaston Test turned blue for England great Bob Willis, who died of prostate cancer three years ago. Players from India and England wore blue caps to raise money and help the Bob Willis Fund, while the Sky commentary team wore blue blazers and clicked a picture. The picture, with the entire Sky Sports commentary team, was shared by Ward on his Twitter page, but when Shastri shared it on his page, Hussain, who was standing on the far left, opted out of the tweet, leaving Hussain to inspired to protest. Former India coach on air.
In a video shared by Sky Sports on Twitter, Hussain can be seen asking Shastri where he is in the picture and adds, “I have just walked out of Ravi Shastri’s life. where am i sun I mean, you put your hand around me yesterday and say we’re going well, we left our everything behind… obviously not.”
Enjoy the joke here:
“I have just walked out of Ravi Shastri’s life, cancelled!”
However, it was all part of a funny joke, and the real culprit was none other than Peterson. Shastri later revealed that it was KP who had sent him the edited picture.
‘I just came out of Ravi Shastri’s life’ – Naseer Hussain after Kevin Pietersen’s cheeky prank
the former India Team director and head coach Ravi Shastri is back in the commentary box for the England vs India series after a long time as part of Sky. Play Broadcasting team which also includes former England captain Naseer Hussain. Hussain himself has transformed into one of the most sought-after broadcasters in recent times, and joining the Shastri team is a one-of-a-kind dream team with the likes of Ian Ward, Michael Atherton, Kumar Sangakkara, Mark Butcher and Kevin Pietersen. has become. crew.
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However, Shastri and Hussain together will evoke quite contrasting memories for ardent followers of Indian and England cricket. Here’s a brief refresher: During India’s tour of England in 2011, Hussain made a comment on the BCCI’s hesitation in using a particular technique – Hawk-Eye – when Harbhajan Singh was given out lbw despite a massive lead. Later the umpires got the aid in the form of an insult. Shastri hit back on the post-match show, asking, “What right does Hussain have to say this (BCCI’s decision to say no to technology for the series) as an insult, and envying the English media? accused of. BCCI for its recent success
The next day, when Hussain and Shastri were commenting together, the former English captain confronted Shastri over his remarks and what Shastri said was trying to defend and Hussain was glued to his guns.
Watch the video here:
Now what is the context of what happened 11 years ago, you ask? read on…
As mentioned earlier, Shastri and Hussain are back together and Pietersen, a regular Sky Sports broadcaster, decided to have a little fun at their expense.
Here’s what happened: The second day of the Edgbaston Test turned blue for England great Bob Willis, who died of prostate cancer three years ago. Players from India and England wore blue caps to raise money and help the Bob Willis Fund, while the Sky commentary team wore blue blazers and clicked a picture. The picture, with the entire Sky Sports commentary team, was shared by Ward on his Twitter page, but when Shastri shared it on his page, Hussain, who was standing on the far left, opted out of the tweet, leaving Hussain to inspired to protest. Former India coach on air.
In a video shared by Sky Sports on Twitter, Hussain can be seen asking Shastri where he is in the picture and adds, “I have just walked out of Ravi Shastri’s life. where am i sun I mean, you put your hand around me yesterday and say we’re going well, we left our everything behind… obviously not.”
Enjoy the joke here:
Ian Ward’s Tweet
Ravi Shastri’s tweet
However, it was all part of a funny joke, and the real culprit was none other than Peterson. Shastri later revealed that it was KP who had sent him the edited picture.
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