IND and OFF: A five-match Test series is ongoing between India and Australia. The first two games of the series have been played. India won one match and Australia won one match. The third match of the series will be played at the Gabba. In this match, India captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and decided to bowl first. Thereafter, Australia managed to score 405 runs till the end of the second day after losing 7 wickets. Meanwhile, something happened on day two that led to fresh controversy at the Gabba test. Racial remarks against star Indian fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah were made on live television.
Who made racial remarks about Bumrah?
Team India’s star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah has been outstanding in this series. He has been the leading wicket-taker in this series. Meanwhile, former England cricketer and Fox Sports commentator Isha Guha has sparked fresh controversy after saying something about Jasprit Bumrah . In fact, in the comments, he made racial remarks about Bumrah and called him a primate. In fact, primates are also known as monkeys, to some extent. In the evolutionary stages of mammals, there is also the primate stage.
What’s going on?
According to 7 News, Isha Guha was commentating on the first session of the second day’s match with former Australian fast bowler Brett Lee. During that time, Brett Lee praised Bumrah’s bowling. During that time, Isha called Bumrah MVP. He said Bumrah is the MVP. The most valuable primate. While MVP stands for Most Valuable Player, they replaced the word “player” with a primate. And then what’s left? As soon as these words came out, fans on social media also started to criticize him. Isha said that Bumrah is the hardest working player in the Indian team and all the focus is on him in this Test match. Let us tell you that Bumrah got 5 wickets in this match. However, the Indian cricket team and Jasprit Bumrah are yet to respond to Isha.
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