New Delhi: Former England cricketer Nick Compton has criticized Indian captain Virat Kohli for his aggressive behavior on the field during the India vs England Test series. During the Lord’s Test between India and England, players from both the teams were seen engaging in heated abuse. Whatever the England players are trying to do is just back off.
During the match, there was some heated exchange between the England players and Bumrah. The crowd was a bit surprised to see Bumrah’s animated conversation with English wicket-keeper batsman Mark Wood. Later, the Indian pacer was also heard telling the umpire, “I didn’t say that I shouldn’t bowl fast.”
Former England cricketer Nick Compton took a jibe at Virat Kohli’s aggressive on-field behavior and called the Indian captain a ‘vulgar man’, while lashing out at the likes of Joe Root, Sachin Tendulkar and Kane Williamson. Others as a calm and calm personality.
“Isn’t Kohli the person with the worst mouth. I will never forget the barrage of abuses I received in 2012, when swearing stunned me to such an extent that he did himself a serious harm. This highlights the level of leadership and grounded individuals that Root, Tendulkar, Williamson et al are,” Compton wrote in his tweet.
The fifth day of the second Test between India and England saw some tussle between Kohli and England pacer James Anderson. However, at the end of the game, the Indian captain also shook hands with Anderson. Compton has scored 775 runs in 16 Test matches for England from 2012 to 2016. The third Test between India and England will be played at Headingley from August 25.
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