‘I’ve been cropped out of Ravi Shastri’s life’: Nasser Hussain, Kevin Pietersen spark epic banter with ex-India coach
‘I’ve been trimmed out of Ravi Shastri’s life’: Nasser Hussain, Kevin Pietersen flash incredible chitchat with ex-India mentor
While there was jabbing in the field, ex-cricketers, for this situation Nasser Hussain and Ravi Shastri, likewise took a comparable course in the editorial box.
Fans have previously seen some peeping among the players in the continuous India-England Test being played at Edgbaston, with previous India chief Virat Kohli being in the middle. The magic cricketer, who is well eminent for his forceful nature on the pitch, took part in a serious contention with England player Jonny Bairstow, a challenge which was won by the last option. Bairstow proceeded to hammer a ton in only 119 conveyances as England recuperated from 83/5 to 284 all-out in their most memorable innings. Out of the 284, 106 fell off Bairstow’s bat.
While there was jabbing in the field, ex-cricketers, for this situation Nasser Hussain and Ravi Shastri, likewise took a comparable course in the critique box. According to reports, the team, who are essential for the Sky Sports editorial board, got into a conflict over the utilization of Decision Review System (DRS), reviewing episodes from India’s visit through England back in 2011. Shastri was not satisfied with Hussain’s position on India denying the DRS completely.
While the discussion between the two specialists chose Day 1, Hussain made fun of Shastri over his tweet, where he shared a photograph of the whole discourse board yet trimmed the previous England skipper out of it.
In the wake of being brought up by the pundits, Hussain playfully commented: “I have been trimmed out of Ravi Shastri’s life.” The Ex-England skipper additionally noticed that Shastri had labeled everybody besides from him.
Sky Sports shared a video existing apart from everything else via virtual entertainment, in which previous England cricketer Kevin Pietersen should be visible burst into giggling, following which Shastri likewise went along with him.
In the mean time, the sightseers have taken a 257-run lead and came to 125/3 in their second innings at stumps on Day 3. Cheteshwar Pujara, who has previously scored his 50 years, will continue the activity with Rishabh Pant on the opposite end.
