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Australian crowd targets Mohammed Siraj once again
By: Tupaki Desk | 15 Jan 2021 12:34 PM GMT
The ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia took an ugly turn with the crowd at Sydney Cricket Ground(SCG) reportedly making racial abuses against Indian players Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah.
The racial abuse once again became the talk of the town with the Australian fans targeting Mohammed Siraj once again by making racial comments against him.
According to the stories carried out by Australian media, the spectators at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, popularly known as Gabba made racial comments against Mohammed Siraj and Washington Sundar.
Australian supporters reported targeted Siraj and Sundar and termed the player duo as a grub. In the video that went viral on social media, the crowd can be heard yelling, "Siraj, give us a wave, give us a wave, give us a wave. Siraj, you bloody grub."
The efforts of the Cricket Australia officials to see that the Sydney scene is not repeated in Gabba went in vain with the Australian crowd behaved in a questionable manner.
The officials briefly stopped the play at Gabba and escorted some members out of the ground who were found making racial comments against the Indian players during the play reportedly.
The racial abuse once again became the talk of the town with the Australian fans targeting Mohammed Siraj once again by making racial comments against him.
According to the stories carried out by Australian media, the spectators at the Brisbane Cricket Ground, popularly known as Gabba made racial comments against Mohammed Siraj and Washington Sundar.
Australian supporters reported targeted Siraj and Sundar and termed the player duo as a grub. In the video that went viral on social media, the crowd can be heard yelling, "Siraj, give us a wave, give us a wave, give us a wave. Siraj, you bloody grub."
The efforts of the Cricket Australia officials to see that the Sydney scene is not repeated in Gabba went in vain with the Australian crowd behaved in a questionable manner.
The officials briefly stopped the play at Gabba and escorted some members out of the ground who were found making racial comments against the Indian players during the play reportedly.
