Jasprit Bumrah
IND vs AUS: The third match of the five-match Test series between India and Australia is being played at Gabba. Team India seems to be in a very weak position in this match. However, there was one player among the Indian players who impressed everyone with his excellent bowling during the entire match. This player is none other than Jasprit Bumrah. Bumrah took 6 wickets in the first innings of the third Test match against Australia and made many big records. Meanwhile, former England player and commentator Isa Guha made a racial comment on Bumrah on the second day of the match. After which a new controversy arose.
Had made this comment on Bumrah
Isa Guha was commentating with Brett Lee on the second day of the Test match. During this time, Brett Lee seemed very impressed with Bumrah’s bowling. While talking to Brett Lee, Isa said that Bumrah is the MVP for Team India. Most Valuable Primate. Although MVP stands for Most Valuable Player, they replaced the word player with primate. Then what was left As soon as he said this, fans on social media also started trolling him. Now Isa Guha has given clarification regarding this issue. He has also apologized to the fans for doing this.
Jesus said this
He called Bumrah a primate. In fact, in a way, primates are called monkeys. During the evolutionary stage of mammals, there was also a period of Primates. Now Jesus said that yesterday in the commentary I used a word that can be interpreted in many different ways. First of all, I want to apologize for any offense caused. I set very high standards for myself when it comes to empathy and respect for others. If you listen to the full transcript, what I meant was to give the highest praise to one of India’s greatest players and a player I also admire a lot. I’m an advocate for equality and someone who has spent my career thinking about inclusion and understanding in sports.
admitted my mistake
She further said in her statement that I was trying to show the greatness of his achievement and I chose the wrong word. And for this I am very sorry. As a person of South Asian descent I hope people understand there was no other intention or malice, and I hope it doesn’t overshadow what has been a fantastic Test match so far – and I look forward to seeing that. Curious to see how this progresses.
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