Stuart Broad states his 'surprise' at the way Australians have reacted to the Ollie Robinson send-off of Usman Khawaja, accusing the nation of hypocrisy.
abc.net.au/news/stuart-broad-claims-australia-hypocrisy-verbal-ashes-joust/102522322Stuart Broad has accused Australia's former players of hypocrisy over the Ollie Robinson furore, hitting back at what he labelled as "disparaging" comments from Matthew Hayden.
Robinson received criticism for his abusive send-off to Australia's Usman Khawaja in the first Ashes Test Broad compared the response in Australia to the outrage over his failure to walk after being caught in the 2013 series Broad has joked he has lost his title of public enemy number one in Australia this week, as the fall-out from Robinson's expletive-laden send-off of Usman Khawaja at Edgbaston continues.claimed at the time his abuse of Khawaja when he bowled him on 141 was all part of the Ashes theatreThe English quick also drew the ire of multiple former Australian players, after Ricky Ponting was referenced by him as an example of a poorly-behaved Australian.
That prompted Ponting to say Robinson would need to back up his talk with performances, while Hayden labelled him as a "forgettable cricketer" while refusing to use the 29-year-old's name in a radio interview last week.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
The Asian-Australians forging the way forward in footballA common thread in their stories is their family’s greater emphasis on education over sport, how rare it was to encounter other people with similar cultural backgrounds, and their experiences of racism.
Read more »
‘Australians will vote Yes’: PM confident of Voice success despite new pollingPrime Minister Anthony Albanese insists Australians will overwhelmingly support the Voice to Parliament at the referendum, despite shocking new polling.
Read more »
'If you've got a spare bedroom, you can turn it into tax-free income': More Australians hosting international studentsAs international students struggle to find accommodation, more Australians than ever before are renting out their spare bedrooms — and it's helping pay the bills.
Read more »
Anthony Albanese is set to visit China. What does it mean for trade and detained Australians?Talks are under way about a visit by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to China, as the Australian government looks to improve bilateral relations.
Read more »
As the cost of living soars, these Australians can no longer afford to pay for bare essentialsNew analysis has found single parents are falling about $180 short of being able to afford essentials such as rent, transport, food, childcare and education.
Read more »