Shane Warne Death – Sunil Gavaskar Slammed: Indian cricket great Sunil Gavaskar has been brutally slammed by the Australian Media. His ‘untimely remarks’ & ‘comparison between Warne & Muralitharan’ has gone down well with the Aussie media. Fox Sports, Herald Sun & many fans have slammed Gavaskar for his statements at the time of Warne’s death: Follow Cricket News Updates with InsideSport.IN
Shane Warne Death: Australian media BRUTALLY slams Sunil Gavaskar, calls his Warne vs Murali statement ‘SHAMEFUL’
Sunil Gavaskar Slammed – The matter Explained? The former Indian captain Sunil Gavaskar appeared on a television show which was conducted by India Today.
The legendary opening batsman – was asked on the show – if he believed Warne was cricket’s greatest spin bowler?
Gavaskar said he believed Test cricket’s greatest wicket-taker and former Sri Lanka bowler Muttiah Muralitharan, as well as India’s spinners are ranked ahead of Warne.
“No, I wouldn’t say that no. For me the Indian spinners and Muttiah Muralitharan were better than Shane Warne,” he told India Today.
“Look at Shane Warne’s record against India,” Gavaskar said. “It was pretty ordinary.
“In India, he got five wickets only once in Nagpur, and that too because Zaheer Khan swung wildly against him to give him a fifer. Because he did not have much success against Indian players who were very good players of spin, I don’t think I would call him the greatest.
“Muttiah Muralitharan with a greater success he had against India, I would rank him over Warne in my book.”
This statement by him has made the fans angry.
Fox Sports wrote – ‘Honestly… it’s not the time’: Indian legend slammed for ‘shameful’ Warne claim
Some of the fans tweets are attached below as they slam Gavaskar for his UNTIMELY comments.
Sunil Gavaskar uses Shane Warne’s death an an opportunity to say that Indian spinners and Muralitharan were better, because of their records against India.
Honestly, Sunny, it’s not the time.. could have just sidestepped it.
The body isn’t even cold yethttps://t.co/jiTzlCQxAX
— Jack Mendel 🗞️ (@Mendelpol) March 5, 2022
@SunilGavaskar hopefully someone will bring up your 36 run’s off 174 balls batting through the innings in a 60 over one day match when you’re gone and can’t defend yourself, poor taste no class
— peter Jetski (@JetskiPeter) March 7, 2022
Meanwhile Dr. #SunilGavaskar paying tribute to #ShaneWarne #RIPShaneWarne
🤦 pic.twitter.com/PgYGrJmIyo— Roshan Chhetri (@riddhipapa) March 6, 2022
Very poor commentary by Sunil Gavaskar… How can u nitpick Shane Warne’s death and stat, tat too at the time when the entire cricketing fraternity is mourning and shocked by the legends’ loss… As days go by, Gavaskar commentary is becoming cringe..
— Biswajoy Kumar Das 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 (@DasBiswajoy) March 5, 2022
Shameful interview Sunil Gavaskar and Rajdeep Sardesai. While Sunil G showed utter disrespect towards a great who has just passed away, Rajdeep smiled and grinned throughout
— Kshitij Gupta (@kgbasic) March 4, 2022
Shane Warne Death: Australian media BRUTALLY slams Sunil Gavaskar, calls his Warne vs Murali statement ‘SHAMEFUL’
Shane Warne Death – Fresh details Shane Warne Death: After the shocking death of Australian cricket legend, few fresh details have emerged. According to Thailand police, first Warne visited doctors regarding a heart condition before his death. Secondly, he was bleeding & coughing up when CPR started.
The Australian paper Hearald Sun has quoted Thailand Police officials to reveals fresh details about Shane Warne’s HEALTH Conditions.
Thai police Yuttana Sirisombat, superintendent at the Bo Phut police station on Koh Samui, told reporters Warne recently “had seen doctors regarding a heart condition prior to his death”.
Pol Maj Gen Satit Polpinit, commander of Surat Thani Provincial Police, told Thai newspaper Matichon that Warne had “coughed up liquid and was bleeding” when CPR started.
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