Former player Nasser Hussain finds himself in trouble for shooting comments against Indian players. In a new controversy that may well snowball into a big issue, the former England captain called the Indian fielders 'donkeys' during the Twenty20 match on Wednesday September 1 at Manchester.
The remark came after Parthiv Patel misjudged a catch off the top edge of Kevin Pietersen's bat.
"I would say the difference between the two side is the fielding. England are all-round a good fielding side. I do believe that India have few...3 or 4 very good fielders and one or two donkeys in the field still," Hussain said.
The comment evoked a storm, with several former Indian players and cricket experts slamming Hussain for making such an irresponsible and highly derogatory remark.
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DELHI INDIAN
Whats the big deal.. some players are slow coaches in the field.. thats what it means..
He should have called them "Gadhe", Angreji me gaali kucch jyada hi hurt hoti he.
It is an insult to hardworking donkeys after such a poor performance in the tour.
Ek Bhai (Nasser Hussain) ne apne doosre Bhai (Parthiv Patel) ko door se pehchan liya.
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Pramod Chopra
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Posted on: 09-09-11 15:29:51
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Originally posted by Pramod Chopra
Ek Bhai (Nasser Hussain) ne aple doosre Bhai (Parthiv Patel) ko door se pehchan liya.
lol :-)
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