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The National Batsman of Australian Cricket in Australia, Batsman, Matthew Hayden, has found that the main coach of the Indian Cricket team, Gautam Gambhir, ‘Not Guilty’ in an ugly with the Oval Land Commissioner.

Matthew Hayden said that Gautam Gambhir “could have used a better language” to deal with the oval terrain curator, but he had every right to fight injustice.

What happened between Gautam Gambhir and Lee Fortis?

Prior to the start of the fifth and final test game between India and England in the Kennington Oval in London, there was an ugly between Gautam Gambhir and the Surrey Head Groundsman Lee Fortis.

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A few days before the game, India coaches went to see the playing field in the oval and received a strict warning of Lee Fortis to stay at least 2.5 meters away from the surface.

According to reports, Lee Fortis was worried about the strong foot, as well as the presence of training teams in the main square, and the notice of the main curator did not stand well with the coaches of India, who did not carry spikes.

Gambhir, shocked short, went to Berserk and shot in Fortis, saying, “Stop it. Don’t tell us what to do. Don’t tell us what to do, okay.”

He went a step further when he said, “You are just a ground, you stay in your ability. You are just a land, nothing further. You are only a land” in Lee Fortis.

The pitch commissioner also warned Gautam Gambhir to file an official complaint against him if he continued to “swear”, but the main coach of India was not worried about it.

This is a typical case in England: Matthew Hayden

While talking about the infamous oval incident, Matthew Hayden said that this was a “typical case in England” where the commissioner sought to affirm his authority, and Gautam Gambhir was right to fight.

“ This is a typical case in England. It’s a bit of bending, here we are, the final test game, this is my place, and they will try to hinder the Gambhir Gambhir. But I think he has all the right to tone -he could have used a better language. But the reality is that his team is trying to train -in front of the most important tests game, ” he told everything in the bar.

I have the frustration: Greg Blewett

Australia’s former rhythm, Greg Blewett, said that the behavior of some curators is ridiculous and sometimes left frustrated commentators. During the same discussion, he said:

“I agree. Even now, even as a commentator, you approach the pitch and everyone says you can’t approach -anywhere and you are like it has no spikes. It’s quite ridiculous. I have frustration. But I agree that the language he used was not fantastic. If he reflects, he probably could have managed it a little better.”

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