Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh copped criticism when his feet over World Cup trophy image went viral on social media. Marsh’s act was condemned by cricket followers and even cricketer Mohammed Shami criticised him. The Aussie all-rounder has now ended silence on his act.
The Aussie all-rounder, who was a part of Australia’s World Cup successful squad, opened on his feet over the World Cup trophy act. “Yeah probably, to be honest,” Marsh mentioned on being requested if he would do it again. “There was obviously no disrespect meant in that photo at all. I haven’t given it too much thought, I haven’t seen a lot on social media even though everyone tells me it’s gone off. There’s nothing in that,” the Aussie star added.
Indian cricket Mohammed Shami just lately condemned Marsh’s act, stating that he’s damage to see the trophy, which one needs to carry over his head, underneath the foot of a cricketer. “I am hurt. The trophy for which all the teams in the world fight, the trophy which you want to lift over your head, keeping a foot on that trophy did not make me happy,” Shami mentioned almost every week in the past.
Marsh acknowledges T20I sequence significance vs India
Most of the Australian World Cup-winning gamers have been despatched again dwelling in between the sequence. Seven World Cup winners have been out there to be a part of the primary two matches of the sequence. However, solely Travis Head is now in India with others flown again dwelling. Marsh acknowledged the significance of taking part in towards India.Â
“Yeah, it was fairly outrageous for the blokes that needed to keep behind. It’s a effective line as a result of we’ve acquired to respect the actual fact we’re taking part in for Australia and it’s a sequence towards India which is all the time actually large.
“But there’s also the human side of it, the boys have just won a World Cup and probably deserve to celebrate for a while and get home to their families. It’s an interesting one. You’d hope there’s not too many of those series put on after big tournaments again,” he added.
