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A new controversy was lit after the fourth test drawn between England and India to Old Trafford, centered around the Captain of England Ben Stokes’ Try to finish the game prematurely. Indian spinner veteran Ravichandran Ashwin has vocally condemned Stokes’ actions, particularly the gesture to ask for a tie first Ravindra jadaja and Washington Sundar were about centuries. Ashwin’s passionate comments, given to his YouTube channel, have shed light on what he perceives as “double standards” and a deviation from the true spirit of Cricket, as he firmly supported his teammates’ decision to fight and achieve their goals.
Ravichandran Ashwin makes the behavior and behavior of degradation “of England
Ashwin triggered a strong critique of England’s behavior during the last hour of the Manchester test, explicitly calling his actions a clear case of “standard doubles”. Speaking on his YouTube channel, Ashwin did not diminish words, saying, “Have you heard the double standard term? What are double standards? Take a hand and then say that I am frustrated. Don’t do a hundred, also cry and leave.” He passionately defended the right of Jadja and Sundar to follow his centuries, highlighting the hard work they had done throughout the day.
Ashwin challenged the idea that they would simply have to leave a milestone after they would bravely beat against the formidable bowling of bowling of England: “ From the morning, he played your archer, performed your Matthew Hoggard, played Darren Gough, played Andrew Flintoff, played all your bowls, who gave, played them, and now when he went to a draw, both sides, and after putting in the middle of work since the morning, and he should leave the hundred and leave the hundreds? ”
Ashwin was especially inserted by Stokes sarcastic comment on Jadja over one hundred against the partial timer Harry BrookRefutant –Lo directly: “And what was your question?” Do you want to make a hundred against Harry Brook? “No brother, he wants to do a hundred.
Ashwin defends the player’s milestones and the right to beat
Ashwin stated that while captains can accept early draw if a result is no longer possible, the underlying reasons for England for the early statement were questionable. Identified two reasons for England’s desire to finish the game before: “One, I didn’t want to get tired of his bowls. OK, well. Second: I’m frustrated, I’m not happy, you should not be happy either. You should not do a hundred.”
Ashwin unequivocally dismissed the second point, saying “Is not under any rule” He argued that India was entirely within his rights to continue to beat. He even expressed his personal preference: “Actually, if I were India, I would have stayed and played an hour. As a captain, I would have said, to play all fifteen points.”
Ashwin strongly concluded by endorsing Jadja and Sundar’s search for his hundreds, reiterating. “This statement of his, you want to get a hundred against Harry Brook? Of course, it does! This is evidence. He wants to achieve it, and he deserves it” His comments highlight an important philosophical division on how the game should be addressed, emphasizing the importance of individual success when gaining through hard graft.
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