Warn-Symonds's bead with Labushen

 

Australia - India Series

Warn-Symonds's bead with Labushen 

Labushen is one of the most trusted batsmen in Australia's batting line-up. But he was commented on by former Australian cricketers Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds.

Marnas Labushen was the 'conction sub' of Steven Smith in the 2019 Ashes series. He hasn't had to look back on his career since then.

On one side is the Australia-India Test series and the Big Bash tournament on the other. Warne and Symonds were in Melbourne to comment on the Australian domestic tournament. The two were discussing between themselves before the start of the match. And that's where the disaster happens.

While batting in the first innings, Warne said Labushene should be brought to the bowling. After Warne's words, Symonds, sitting next to him, said he had ADHD. ADD, which is full of 'Attention Deficit Disorder'. Which means he is a person who always wants to get the attention of others. Symonds thinks Labushen is infected with such a disease.

The TV channel started broadcasting live when they were engaged in such discussions. It seems that two commentators didn't know. The Big Bash League match was supposed to begin in Sydney due to Australia's Test run. And that's what happened before the match started.

The TV channel has already apologized for such a mistake. In a tweet, they wrote, "Our program starts early, when there are statements that are unacceptable. We apologize on behalf of the channels and commentators. '