IND vs AUS: Used to make notes instead of playing… Usman Khawaja realized his mistake after 9 years – ind vs aus usman khawaja on 2013 australia team management

Noe Delhi: The exciting Border Gavaskar series of 4 matches between India and Australia is going to start from 9th February. Whose first match will be played at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium in Nagpur. The Kangaroo team will be seen playing Test cricket on Indian soil after a long gap of 6 years. There can be a fierce struggle between the two teams to win this series. At the same time, even before its start, Australia’s star opener Usman Khawaja has made a big statement, taking a dig at the team management of the 2013 Indian tour.

In fact, the 2013 Border Gavaskar Trophy was also organized in India. In which the Australian team had to face a humiliating defeat. After which now Usman Khawaja, the opener batsman of Kangaroo team, has taken a dig at the strategies of the team management of that time and has told them the truth.

Australia batsman Usman Khawaja, who was the victim of the infamous ‘homeworkgate’ scandal during the 2013 series in India, has slammed the then team management, saying its priorities were wrong and the series was focused only on preparing strategies on paper instead of performing well. It was loud

Recalling the incident before the first Test in Nagpur, Khawaja said, ‘The priorities were wrong at that time. We wanted to get everything right on paper rather than perform well on the field. The entire coaching and support staff along with Mickey were focused on other things but that was not the reason for our defeat.

Apart from Pakistan-born cricketer Khawaja, James Pattinson, Mitchell Johnson and Shane Watson were also suspended for one match for not doing the ‘homework’ given by the coach. These players were asked to give written answers to questions asked to improve the performance of the team.

Apart from this, Usman Khawaja also mentioned in his statement that the Indian team was more capable in 2013 and that is the reason why Australia lost all the four Tests. He said, ‘At that time we were not capable of India and that is the reason why we lost.’ Khawaja said that after that incident he felt like an outsider in the Australian dressing room.

He said, ‘It was difficult for a new player to make a place in the team anyway and when something like this happened, I felt as if I was an outsider. He said, ‘When I came back, I didn’t know whether I wanted to be in this environment again or not because it was not very fun. But I reconciled with myself and explained to myself that cricket cannot be the only source of happiness in my life.
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