Yashasvi Jaiswal has hit back at Harsha Bhogle over the commentator's take on his headbutting incident with Asitha Fernando in the IND vs SL 2nd Test. Labelling Jaiswal as 'combative', Bhogle opined that the left-hander should have walked away from the exchange. Jaiswal responded strongly suggesting the commentator should not make judgement without knowing what was said.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has responded to criticism from commentator Harsha Bhogle following his heated confrontation with Sri Lanka pacer Asitha Fernando during the second Test in Colombo. Jaiswal appeared to have headbutted Fernando after being provoked, risking a fine or a suspension.
Speaking a in a video for Cricbuzz, Harsha Bhogle opined that the best thing Yashasvi Jaiswal could have done in the situation was walk away. He also acknowledged that Jaiswal had been provoked, but felt the Indian opener crossed a line by returning to confront Fernando and getting too close to him.
"The easiest thing is just to go away. With Jaiswal, so much talent but just bubbling underneath, he's a slightly combative person. And the last thing I would want for someone of his extraordinary ability is to let that person override the extraordinary batter that he is and get him into a little bit of trouble," Harsha Bhogle said.
Yashasvi Jaiswal responds
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