Ravichandran Ashwin breaks his silence on allegedly taunting Rohit Sharma after India’s loss against Australia in the MCG Test

The ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy has been a rollercoaster of amazement and suspense, both on and off the field. Adding fuel to the fire of controversies, Ravichandran Ashwin has caused a stir on social media with a controversial post that many believe is a veiled dig at the Indian captain. Rohit Sharma.

The off-kilter magician who recently retired from international cricket after the third Test match in Brisbane posted on X as India struggled to get out during the final day of the Boxing Day Test.

“Good leaders emerge when they show resolve for a fight.” Ashwin wrote in The publication attracted a lot of attention on social networks.

Ashwin’s clarification on the alleged mockery

Amid widespread speculation and alleged rift between Ashwin and Rohit, the former Indian spinner provided a clarification in a separate post and tried to put an end to the gossip. He explained that the previous post was a reference to Yashasvi JaiswalThe brave stand of the Australians against the Australian attack on the final day of the Boxing Day Test. However, several Indian fans still believe that Ashwin had earlier attacked the Indian captain and is now taking a step back amid widespread reactions.

Today, the implied meaning can be taken out of context.

I was referring to Jaiswal’s wonderful message today. Peace friends🤝 https://t.co/HthA1yiuWM

—Ashwin 🇮🇳 (@ashwinravi99) December 30, 2024

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India overshadowed by a determined Australia at the MCG

Day 5 of the Boxing Day Test match did not end well for the Indian fans. After the early dismissal of the last Australian wicket, India had to chase a total of 340 runs to win the match. In response, the Indian second innings did not begin as desired after captain Rohit and KL RahulEarly dismissals. Virat Kohli He tried to offer some resistance but a loose shot from the former Indian captain ended his brief innings. Young Jaiswal was the only batsman who could withstand the Australian attack amid regular falling wickets at the other end. The last ray of hope for India came to an end when Jaiswal had to return to the pavilion after a controversial decision by the third umpire. Australia defeated the visitors by 184 runs and have now taken a 2-1 lead in the 5-match Test series.

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