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Same old technique: Australian media targets Team India as “crybabies” during IND vs AUS Sydney Test

Same old technique: Australian media targets Team India as “crybabies” during IND vs AUS Sydney Test

After Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, Aussie media now targets entire India Cricket Team

The mind games continue in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy. After bashing Virat Kohli this time the bullish Aussie media have targeted the entire India Cricket Team. Western Australian have claimed India as “crybabies” with the tagline “The Baby Bunch’.

The back page of the Western Australian consisted of a collage of Indian players like Yashasvi Jaiswal, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant, Jasprit Bumrah, and others. The Aussie media have been lambasting the Indians since they went on to win the Adelaide and Melbourne Tests.

Same Old Australian Media

Australian media has a history of targeting opponents as if it is some warcraft. And in this way, they continue to build on the mind games throughout the IND vs AUS Test series. While India posted a modest total on the board, India’s bowling was top-notch towards the end of Day 1 in Sydney.

Rishabh Pant accused the hosts of time wasting, them being afraid of not playing another over. While Jasprit Bumrah got into a war of words with Sam Konstas, Pant cried to the reporters about Australia’s plan. The Aussie media have thus claimed India to be crybabies.

As things stand in the Sydney Test, India posted a modest total of 185 on Day 1. Coming to bat second, Australia managed to score 9 runs while losing Usman Khawaja. Now the hosts trail by 176 runs heading into Day 2 of the last Test match of the series.

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