Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell described Indian Batsmen as selfish and milestone-driven. He tried to give an impression Indian cricketers are more concerned about their personal achievements rather than team's interest.
Maxwell told: 'Kohli scored 84 off 63 balls and then 100 of 89 balls. He made last 11 runs off 22 balls to get his hundred'.
However, Australian Skipper Steve Smith and opener Aaron Finch differ with Maxwell's comments.
Finch opined that talk about Indian batsmen being selfish is strictly Maxwell's view. He, however, feel there is nothing selfish about Kohli's innings. He said Kohli scored century in 80-odd balls and even Dhawan got his ton in 95 balls. He also reminded Rohit Sharma and Dhawan got India off to a flying start. Finally, He described Kohli's 25 ODI hundreds as an unbelievable achievement.
Smith, on the other hand, defended Kohli slowing down a bit as he neared milestone and doesn't seen any selfishness there. Even he complemented Kohli and Rohit Sharma for playing superbly.
Maxwell told: 'Kohli scored 84 off 63 balls and then 100 of 89 balls. He made last 11 runs off 22 balls to get his hundred'.
However, Australian Skipper Steve Smith and opener Aaron Finch differ with Maxwell's comments.
Finch opined that talk about Indian batsmen being selfish is strictly Maxwell's view. He, however, feel there is nothing selfish about Kohli's innings. He said Kohli scored century in 80-odd balls and even Dhawan got his ton in 95 balls. He also reminded Rohit Sharma and Dhawan got India off to a flying start. Finally, He described Kohli's 25 ODI hundreds as an unbelievable achievement.
Smith, on the other hand, defended Kohli slowing down a bit as he neared milestone and doesn't seen any selfishness there. Even he complemented Kohli and Rohit Sharma for playing superbly.