Ashes: Former Australian players washed their hands and followed Oli Robinson, Ponting and Hayden’s partner said – you are not James Anderson

In the first Test of the Ashes series, England fast bowler Ollie Robinson used abusive words after taking the wicket of Usman Khawaja. When he was questioned about this in the press conference, he said that he does not regret it. He also took the name of former Australian captain Ricky Ponting. After this, former Australian players have washed their hands and followed him. Robinson continues to be criticized. After Ricky Ponting and Matthew Hayden, his teammate Michael Clarke has targeted the England fast bowler.

Former Australia captain Michael Clarke has taken a dig at Ollie Robinson, saying he is no James Anderson and should focus on taking wickets. He said on the Big Sports Breakfast, “Oli you would not have got a single match if England were fully fit. If Jofra Archer was playing or if (Chris) Wood was playing and fully fit, I don’t know what city he plays for, but he would be playing at the club.”

Ollie Robinson needs to focus on taking wickets

Clarke continued, “I really don’t know what he’s doing. If James Anderson says it all, he has played 180 Test matches, he has taken a lot of wickets. This person has been around for a while. He needs to concentrate on taking wickets.. Oli, take five wickets and then you can say whatever you want.

Clarke also expressed surprise at Robinson’s Wisden column

Clarke was also surprised by what Ollie Robinson wrote in his column for Wisden. Oli wrote, “Bage (McCullum) said after the match, “It looks like we have won. We have entertained the world and we have put the Aussies on the backfoot. His statement after the defeat is very important for us. Clarke said about this, “According to me, when you win it looks like you have won, when you lose it looks like you have lost. You might think of saying this if you have a draw, but in reality you are the loser.”