If not the BCCI, it’s Australian cricketer David Warner’s on-field argument with Indian batsman Rohit Sharma during the Ind-Aus ODI match on Sunday that’s ruffling feathers. Warner told Sharma to “speak English” — and later explained that it was the only language he understood, but social media continues to call the comment “racist”. Meanwhile, Warner has been fined 50% of his match fee for the spat. SOME TWITTER REACTIONS
Dear -@davidwarner31 There are more people that speak better ‘ENGLISH’ in my country than they do on your island. Mate
It’d be nice if u learnt some hindi before U come to our shores to boost your retirement fund at the next -@IPL – @atulkasbekar
Australian cricketers and race-related sledging: the sad thing is no-one seems surprised – @bencubby
Warner demands Sharma “speak English” at AusvInd. Wow. Hey how about you learn to speak something other than English? – @ScientificNinja
Rohit sharma shud again score a double ton here. That would be a fitting reply to the chatter box David warner. – @rohan254
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