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This is for all you Indians in India having to deal with Australians especially. Humiliate and insult them in Hindi, do not EVER translate for them in English this will only fuel their anger and stupidity, mind you doing it in India is one thing, doing it overseas is another. They not only feel belittled but ignorant. It is the most powerful weapon you have to put them in their place. Trust me on this.

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http://www.bcci.tv/videos/id/4548/you-talk-i-hit-the-jaddu-wade-war-of-words

 

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has published a video of an on-field verbal stoush involving Ravindra Jadeja and two Australians, which took place when the Test series decider was in the balance.

The BCCI posted the footage, complete with stump-microphone recordings, on its website and social media channels. Some of the sledging was broadcast on Star Sports during play, but not all of it.

Jadeja, who top-scored in India’s first innings with a knock of 63 in Dharamsala, swapped barbs with Matthew Wade and Steve Smith on the morning of day three.

Wade needled the allrounder about his love of selfies on Instagram then started probing Jadeja about his struggles to get a game on India’s tour of the West Indies last year.

“How come you don’t get picked outside India? Why is that? Why don’t you get picked?” Wade said.

Smith quipped during Jadeja’s game-changing dig that ‘this’ll be his last Test for a while, they’re going away”.

“You don’t deserve to play anywhere but here because you’re useless,” Smith barked.

 

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2 minutes ago, Gollum said:

http://www.bcci.tv/videos/id/4548/you-talk-i-hit-the-jaddu-wade-war-of-words

 

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has published a video of an on-field verbal stoush involving Ravindra Jadeja and two Australians, which took place when the Test series decider was in the balance.

The BCCI posted the footage, complete with stump-microphone recordings, on its website and social media channels. Some of the sledging was broadcast on Star Sports during play, but not all of it.

Jadeja, who top-scored in India’s first innings with a knock of 63 in Dharamsala, swapped barbs with Matthew Wade and Steve Smith on the morning of day three.

Wade needled the allrounder about his love of selfies on Instagram then started probing Jadeja about his struggles to get a game on India’s tour of the West Indies last year.

“How come you don’t get picked outside India? Why is that? Why don’t you get picked?” Wade said.

Smith quipped during Jadeja’s game-changing dig that ‘this’ll be his last Test for a while, they’re going away”.

“You don’t deserve to play anywhere but here because you’re useless,” Smith barked.

 

This kind of sledging is noice instead of unnecessary expletives.

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Not sure, if it's wise to put out stuff like this. On-field banter cuts both ways. Indians do it too. If we every board starts doing this, then viewing public will get riled up. I believe what happens in the field stays in the field, unless it is stuff like what Anderson did to Jadeja or Warner to Root. 

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55 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Not sure, if it's wise to put out stuff like this. On-field banter cuts both ways. Indians do it too. If we every board starts doing this, then viewing public will get riled up. I believe what happens in the field stays in the field, unless it is stuff like what Anderson did to Jadeja or Warner to Root. 

when the aussies can leak the dressing room details to the media... this is what they get....

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http://www.espncricinfo.com/india-v-australia-2016-17/content/story/1088981.html

 

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"Yeah, I was a little bit disappointed that the BCCI sieved through the archive to find a conversation out on the field that was happening between Matty and Jadeja," Smith said. "It's happened between both sides throughout this series, so the fact they've done that to us is a little bit disappointing.

"Usually what's said on the field should stay on the field. It's been a hard-fought series and guys are going to say things here and there, their emotions are going to be high. And so they should be in such a big series. So I was a little bit disappointed by the fact the BCCI did bring that out.

 

 

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