Siraj, don’t cross your limits. Rohit Sharma said on Travis Head controversy after the defeat.

New Delhi. Not only did the Indian team lose in the Allied Test against Australia but there were also some controversies. The dispute between fast bowler Mohammad Siraj and Australian batsman Travis Head is in the news even after the match. After the defeat in the Pink Ball Test, when Indian captain Rohit Sharma came to answer the questions of the media, he/she clearly said that everything is fine as long as Siraj does not cross his/her limits.

After the big win in the Perth Test against Australia, the Indian team suffered a crushing defeat in Adelaide. The 5 match series is now tied at 1-1. From here, both the teams have a series of 3 matches left and India’s path has become difficult. The host team showed an amazing game in the pink ball test match. In just 3 days, they defeated Team India and leveled the series. During this match, the altercation between Mohammad Siraj and Travis Head was in the news.

Rohit said Siraj, just don’t cross the limit.
Indian captain Rohit Sharma said, see all these things keep going on during the match. I have a lot of responsibility on the field. I have to keep an eye on many things, so I can’t just focus on the argument between Siraj and Head. These things are very common in comparison to India and Australia. I don’t know what happened between Mohammed Siraj and Travis Head. All I know is to do whatever needs to be done while staying within limits. Just keep in mind that Siraj should never cross his/her limits.

What happened between siraj and head
Australian batsman Travis Head scored a century in the first innings of the Adelaide Test against India. On the score of 141 runs, he/she was clean bowled by Siraj. After this, when he/she was celebrating taking the wicket, Head felt bad and stopped and said some abusive words, after hearing this, Siraj got angry and he/she responded and signaled him/her to go out.

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