After Jonny Bairstow was out during the second Ashes Test, Stuart Broad criticized Carey

How does Stuart Broad feel about Jonny Bairstow leaving? Stuart Broad was very upset with Carey for getting rid of Jonny Bairstow in the second Ashes Test at Lord’s. In this kind of case, as soon as Broad’s video went viral on social media, people started calling him a liar and bringing up the 2013 Ashes incident. Broad wouldn’t go back to the stand, even after it was clear he was out.

In the biggest rivalry series, the Ashes, between England and Australia, batsman Jonny Bairstow was sent off in a different way by captain Cummins’ team. This was talked about in the cricket world. By leaning down on Cameron Green’s bouncer ball, Bairstow looked like he was trying to protect himself.

After that, he started talking to the other batter at the crease. Australian wicketkeeper Alex Carey took advantage of this and threw the ball at the stumps. In this case, Bairstow was given out by the third judge and had to go back to the pavilion. Fast bowler Stuart Broad then came to bat.

Stuart Broad criticized Carey

Stuart was very angry with Carey for not following the rules of the game. When Broad said these things, people on social media didn’t take them lightly and reminded him of the 2013 Ashes series. Will go

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As soon as Broad’s video started showing up on social media, people started sharing the video from the 2013 Ashes, in which Broad refused to go back to the stand even though he was clearly told to leave. In this game, Ashton Agar’s ball hit the edge of Stuart Broad’s bat and went right into Michael Clarke’s hands. In that case, Broad didn’t move from where he was and kept waiting for the judge to decide.

Controversy over Bairstow’s dismissal

Even though England’s captain, Ben Stokes, scored a great century, Australia won the second Ashes Test at Lord’s by 43 runs. But more people are talking about Johnny Bairstow’s sacking than the match, and the prime ministers of both countries have commented on it.