Australian Media EXPOSED Again After Virat Kohli's Public Spat ; Accuse Ravindra Jadeja For Ignoring English PC : Here's The Truth

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Just days after Virat Kohli's interaction with an Australian journalist went viral, the Australian media has once again crossed their line, releasing a new report on Saturday, 21st December.

This time, the report involves Ravindra Jadeja and blatantly accusing Indian players in a highly questionable manner.

What Actually Happened?

Jadeja attented a media interaction on Saturday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, but according to 9News, the CSK star all-rounder refrained from responding to any questions in English. A video circulating on social media shows Jadeja speaking in Hindi about the earlier match in Brisbane. As he exited the podium, Australian journalists were left puzzled, as he chose not to take any questions in English.

But it is far from the truth as the Aussies and the English media are always known for their mind games and would stoop down to any extent to defame the opposition players.

A video that has quickly gone viral shows Team India's media manager engaged in a confrontation with local journalists, explaining that Jadeja could not take any more questions as the team bus was about to depart and it was waiting for him.

The Australian journalists expressed their frustration with the media manager for denying them the chance to ask further questions, sparking a major controversy across social media.

The Truth

The truth is that Jadeja never declined to respond in English, as no questions were posed to him in that language. He primarily answered the inquiries in Hindi as can be seen in the video, as the Indian reporters asked their questions in that language. It was after he was leaving, the Aussie reporters wanted to ask him a question in English.

The Aussies claimed that the press conference is for travelling media but they were invited for the event.

It is true that the press conference was mainly intended for the Indian media accompanying the team. The communication from the Indian side was shared exclusively in the WhatsApp group for the traveling media. The representative from Cricket Australia relayed this information to the Australian journalists later on.