Sourav a poor sport, says Warne
After the Slapgate comes another showdown. Just days after the Harbjahan-Sreesanth fiasco, a fresh storm broke in the IPL on Thursday during the Jaipur-Kolkata game, involving two vastly experienced foes.
In something strikingly similar to a controversy that made headlines during Australia's eventful tour of India in 2001, home team skipper Shane Warne tore into Souray Ganguly for being late in leading his side into the ground while batting and fielding. Speaking after the game, Warne also accused Ganguly of violating the spirit of cricket for questioning the validity of a catch claimed by Graeme Smith.
It was a smooth win for Warne's team and he was paying glowing tributes to his players until someone brought up Dada's captaincy The spin legend wasted no time in unleashing a verbal assault.
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In something strikingly similar to a controversy that made headlines during Australia's eventful tour of India in 2001, home team skipper Shane Warne tore into Souray Ganguly for being late in leading his side into the ground while batting and fielding. Speaking after the game, Warne also accused Ganguly of violating the spirit of cricket for questioning the validity of a catch claimed by Graeme Smith.
It was a smooth win for Warne's team and he was paying glowing tributes to his players until someone brought up Dada's captaincy The spin legend wasted no time in unleashing a verbal assault.
To read the full article, click here...
To read the ePaper, visit: http://epaper.hindustantimes.com
Labels: accused, controversy, cricket, Graeme Smith, Harbjahan, IPL matches, Jaipur-Kolkata game, Shane Warne, Sourav Ganguly, Sreesanth, verbal assault
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