The mocking games between the Indian and Australian teams are making headlines. Virat Kohli complained that Steve Smith to Glenn Maxwell was seen taking a dig at Virat's shoulder injury. Then Australian media accused Virat Kohli of fake accusation and compared him to US President Donald Trump.
Recently Lawson too jumped into the controversy and said, "Well Virat's consistent. You've got to give him that, he's consistent."
Lawson stated, "As a leader and as a captain of a cricket team where you've got lots of responsibilities, you've got to show more gravitas and responsibility than this. These sorts of actions are those of your worst behaved player."
"Send-offs are supposed to be against the code of conduct and he was certainly caught on camera using some bad language in the second Test match. I'm surprised he didn't get reported. But he must be treading a really fine line with the umpires and match referees because you're not supposed to give players send-offs. And his language has been pretty much unacceptable. And for a captain to then carry out a press conference and then just show so little diplomacy. But he's a great, great player. He's one of the best players going around, but you've got to behave as a captain better than that," Lawson added at last.
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