Stop This Nonsense": Controversial Ex-India Coach's Brutal Take On Jasprit Bumrah's 'Illegal Action' Allegations

Former India head coach Greg Chappell delivered a massive verdict on the controversy surrounding Jasprit Bumrah's bowling action Following a 295-run defeat to India in the first game of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Perth, former India head coach Greg Chappell feels that the Australian top order is a serious worry for the hosts. India's victory over Australia was the largest in terms of runs. When India won their first Test Down Under in Melbourne in 1977, it was the largest victory to date. Additionally, it was their tenth national Test triumph.India was bowled out for just 150 after choosing to bat first, but Jasprit Bumrah, who was filling in as captain in place of full-time captain Rohit Sharma, turned the tide in India's favour with an incredible five-wicket haul that held Australia to just 104. He took eight wickets in all during the game. But what was more worrisome was Australia's batting display. India's bowlers appeared more incisive and dangerous, led by the deadly Jasprit Bumrah.By the way, please quit raising absurd questions about Bumrah's behaviour. It's different, but it's definitely clean. The mere mention of a champion performance and the game is demeaning. One of the main concerns is the top order. In his column in The Sydney Morning Herald, Chappell stated, "They must deliver in Adelaide to avoid forced changes." Marnus Labuschagne, a batter for Australia, is under criticism after failing to reach a century since July 2023. In the first Test, he was out for 3 from five deliveries and 2 from 52 balls. Instead of trying to score runs, Chappell thinks the right-hander is playing to survive.