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Warner appears to tell Rohit to "speak English"


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English(England) fans having a go at Warner saying Rohit should be telling Warner to learn how to speak English. :cantstop:
"Let's get rid of this unruly uncouth thug once and for all. It's shocking that Hughes's death has done nothing to improve the Australians ugly attitude and lousy outlook in cricket" cricketarticlecomp1206.jpg
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according to his statement' date=' he felt rohit was abusing him in hindi. He also said when Rohit translated, it was unprintable (i.e, he was indeed abusing)[/quote'] Is there anything even warner finds unprintable?
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Without the support of the captain and coach, he wouldn't be doing this. I think he is the designated "hit man" in the Aussie team so that only he takes the blame/match fees cut/suspension etc.

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I read about this more and apparently what happened was that Warner thought ROhit ran after deflecting the ball and confronted Rohit. Rohit apparently used some abusive language in Hindi and Warner asked him to translate. Absolutely nothing racist about that, but perhaps Warner shouldn't have gone to Rohit in the first place.

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Without the support of the captain and coach' date=' he wouldn't be doing this. I think he is the designated "hit man" in the Aussie team so that only he takes the blame/match fees cut/suspension etc.[/quote'] Wouldn't be surprised if that is indeed the team strategy.I do hope they pass the cap around to make up for his monetary loss in fines.
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Wouldn't be surprised if that is indeed the team strategy.I do hope they pass the cap around to make up for his monetary loss in fines.
Yess its nothing bt team strategy. I have seen video on cricket Australia page 2 yrs ago abt who can sledge better in team.(funny team video) and everyone answered Warner.
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I read about this more and apparently what happened was that Warner thought ROhit ran after deflecting the ball and confronted Rohit. Rohit apparently used some abusive language in Hindi and Warner asked him to translate. Absolutely nothing racist about that' date=' but perhaps Warner shouldn't have gone to Rohit in the first place.[/quote'] There was no deflection, even if there was, as per laws of cricket the overthrow run is legal. But it was not deflected, Warner had no right to come and confront Hitman. Umpires will take care, players should just mind their own business..obviously they wanted to confront and rile the batsman up..
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Big deal man , our players are no less . ' We where Ok with our players using abuses like 'Maa Ki" ( assuming it was that ) , but a speak in english' comment is racist now ?
I personally wasnt ok with the way Bhajji was behaving either :dontknow:
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I personally wasnt ok with the way Bhajji was behaving either :dontknow:
its Ok then , but a lot of them where . He was defended saying that it was a regular gaali which meant no harm . Am sure they say much worse things than ' speak english ' on a cricket field , Indians probably abuse them in Hindi too ..I wont be surprised if Rohit did here as well . As long as they leave it on the filed , its all fine imo
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There was no deflection' date=' even if there was, as per laws of cricket the overthrow run is legal. But it was not deflected, Warner had no right to come and confront Hitman. Umpires will take care, players should just mind their own business..obviously they wanted to confront and rile the batsman up..[/quote'] I'm sure Warner thought it was deflected. He likes fights, but he isn't stupid enough to fight for no reason. Even if it was deflected, Warner shouldn't have confronted Rohit. But my point is, he argued with him, but was not racist.

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