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Rohit Sharma “Cry Baby”: After Virat Kohli, Aussie media chooses Indian captain to hit below the belt

Rohit Sharma “Cry Baby”: After Virat Kohli, Aussie media chooses Indian captain to hit below the belt

After Virat Kohli, the Australian media are now targeting Rohit Sharma to attract some laughs from local audience.

After putting a “joker nose” to Virat Kohli, the Australian media just continues their treachery against the Indian superstars. In what has become a norm now, the Western Australia newspaper has once again come up with an unscrupulous post to trigger the Indian team. On the incident of Rohit Sharma showing anger towards Yashasvi Jaiswal when the youngster dropped a sitter, the media house has put a “cry baby” tag on the Indian captain.

First Virat Kohli, now Rohit Sharma

The Australian media is literally crossing the line day after day. Prior to the series, they built the likes of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma as superstars and are now turning them into commodities just to attain some laughs. After the first three days were especially kept separate for Virat Kohli, the Western Australian media has hit below the belt once again. They put a Rohit Sharma image with a pacifier on his lips, headlining it “Captain Cry Baby.”

The Aussie media is doing what they do best. Use the big name player for their frontpage and insitgate exasperation. Today, it wasn’t just that. Below “Captain Cry Baby” the subheader read, “Clown Kohli,” something the newspaper is milking every day now following Virat Kohli’s shoulder-barge incident with Sam Konstas. In the 40th over, Jaiswal dropped a rather sitter off Marnus Labuschagne’s bat. While Labuschagne seemed relieved, captain Rohit Sharma lost his cool on Jaiswal. As soon as the youngster dropped the ball, the skipper punched the air in anger and was absolutely livid. This is the reason why the Aussie media made Rohit a “cry baby.”

How dropped catches from Jaiswal & Siraj affected Team India

  • Usman Khawaja was on 3 and went on to score 8. The score when he was dropped was 11/0, and when he was dismissed, it was 20/1.
  • Marnus Labuschagne was on 46 and went on to score 70. The score when he was dropped was 99/6, and when he was dismissed, it was 148/7.
  • Pat Cummins was on 21 and went on to score 41. The score when he was dropped was 135/6, and when he was dismissed, it was 173/8.
  • Nathan Lyon was on 5 and is still batting. The score when he was dropped was 173/9 and currently Australia are 228/9.
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