IND vs AUS: Former Australia captain Steve Smith was not a happy man after the team’s dismal performance in Delhi Test. Australian batting coach Michael Di Venuto has opened up about the atmosphere in the locker room during Australia’s disastrous collapse against India in the second Test. He also talked about Steve Smith’s outburst after being dismissed. With half of the Aussie Team returning home due to injuries and other concerns, the writing is on the wall for visitors in Indore Test. Follow InsideSport.IN for LIVE updates about India vs Australia
According to batting coach Michael Di Venuto, “He (Steve Smith) was certainly disappointed when he got out and he made it known that it was a poor shot in the dressing room.”
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IND vs AUS: ‘Slow motion Car Crash’ Steve Smith BLOWS up ahead of Indore Test with HALF of Australia Team back home after losing BGT
After Australia’s collapse from 1-61 to 113 all out in just 90 minutes, India defeated Australia by six wickets in the second Test on Sunday in Delhi.
The tourists lost nine wickets before lunch at the Arun Jaitley Stadium after losing 10 in a single session in the first Test in Nagpur, where they were routed by an innings and 132 runs.
Eight wickets fell for the loss of eight runs after Smith’s dismissal, and the star batsman was upset when he returned to the pavilion.
“I think most people would have heard that, they should have had a fair idea of what not to do. It was just one of those moments in the game when you’re under pressure from world class bowlers, things happen sometimes, it’s unusual for him,” Michael Di Venuto said.
In reference to the collapse, he commented, “That was like a car crash in slow motion, isn’t it?”
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In their worst moments, there are many temper tantrums from Aussie players that could also be seen in Amazon’s documentary series The Test.
IND vs AUS: ‘Slow motion Car Crash’ Steve Smith BLOWS up ahead of Indore Test with HALF of Australia Team back home after losing BGT
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