The Ashes 2023 between England and Australia has made it to the headlines for therefore many controversial causes. The Aussie opener Usman Khawaja was additionally a part of one such incident the place he indulged in a heated altercation with one of many Marylebone Cricket Membership (MCC) members within the lengthy room of the long-lasting Lord’s throughout the second Check.

It’s price mentioning that the incident involving Khawaja flared up after the controversial dismissal of Jonny Bairstow on Day 5 of the Lord’s Check when the Aussie staff was on their manner again to the dressing room. Alongside Khawaja, Australia’s David Warner was seen partaking in a verbal spat with the English supporter as effectively. Nonetheless, the 2 have been later separated by the safety officers.

The occasion sparked an enormous debate amongst cricket fans, and plenty of condemned the behaviour of the English fan. The MCC even suspended three of its members concerned within the misconduct.

Khawaja now himself has brazenly talked concerning the abuse on the Lord’s and lambasted the English followers for his or her poor behaviour. The left-handed batter even revealed a cuss phrase that his fellow teammate Travis Head was subjected to throughout the first Ashes 2023 Check at Edgbaston and reckoned that he wouldn’t ever need his children to be round such an terrible and tough setting.

“I imply, they’re tough. When you speak about it to England guys, they are saying we’re equally as tough when (they go to Australia). I don’t agree with it both manner. I don’t suppose it’s the best factor to do. Personally if I’m coming to the cricket and watching the cricket, I wouldn’t need my children to be round that. If I noticed that I’d 100 per cent make a grievance or simply go away,” Khawaja was quoted saying by ESPNcricinfo.

“I believe a number of the stuff may be fairly poor. Over at Edgbaston they have been calling Travis Head a C, U you recognize what. I’m like I can’t consider you can really say that in a public area wherever. It may be a little bit disappointing at occasions, and I believe we are able to take it too far in Australia,” he added.