'Stunned hi rehte ho hamesha' - Indians brutally troll Australian media as they question Usman Khawaja's dismissal off Mohammed Siraj

The Australian media is continuously fishing out something about the Nagpur turf even before the start of the first of the four-match Test series. Earlier, the renowned Australian media house initiated a sensation by smelling a speculated ploy from Indian management with the pitches.

Now, the same media house of Australia has come up with a question mark on the dismissal of opening batter Usman Khawaja off Mohammed Siraj only in the second over of the match. Fox Cricket happened to post the picture of DRS results and tried to put a question mark on the ball tracker.

"Ball tracker broken? 🤔"Aussies left stunned just minutes into the first Test by "interesting" DRS moment,” read the tweet posted by Fox Cricket on their Twitter handle.

"Ball tracker broken? 🤔"

Aussies left stunned just minutes into first Test by "interesting" DRS moment >> https://t.co/7H7qXMDhBX pic.twitter.com/x3tR443KZf

— Fox Cricket (@FoxCricket) February 9, 2023

Although this attitude of Australian media didn’t really go down well with the Indian cricket fans and they immediately took to Twitter to call out Aussies making unnecessary questions apart from the game of cricket. The fans also countered the Australian media by reminding them of what the Aussies used to do when they were dominating cricket.

Here’s how fans reacted:

Stunned hi rehte ho humesha 😂

— pragya. (@girlliketoswing) February 9, 2023

Not even a session into the game, and these guys have already started to cry. 😂😂

— Pravin (@PravinPramod11) February 9, 2023

Heading to Fox Cricket Headquarters pic.twitter.com/eCt0XXP9Vz

— SR Cricket Fantasy (@CricketFantasyS) February 9, 2023

Fox? pic.twitter.com/hkjqCXTf1f

— rohit (@__jainrohit) February 9, 2023

Stunned by a ball hitting the stumps due to swing? Only in Australian cricket

— Marc (@QuantumFish777) February 9, 2023

Yeah!! Australian Team Is Broken.

If you don't know how to play, then don't criticise the systems.

— Crickology (@TheNewIndia47) February 9, 2023

This is what Aussies believe the trajectory should look like 🤣🤣🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/mCY1uYIo3W

— S (@s019013) February 9, 2023

Ohhh yes.... Australians and their sour nature after being squared up by pacers when they had planned to cry for the spin 😂😂

— Abhishek (@abhysharma1308) February 9, 2023

Grow up guys

— Dhaval Dave (@Dhaval_1911985) February 9, 2023

Unreal crying yo 😭

— Kavin Dave (@Karwin_dabae) February 9, 2023

Speaking of the action of the match so far in the Test series opener between India and Australia. The visitors have posted a total of 76 runs for the loss of two wickets in 32 overs at the time of umpired called Lunch. Former skipper Steve Smith is there in the middle alongside World number one Test batter Marnus Labuschagne.

Labuschagne has scored 47 runs so far with eight boundaries so far with a 19-run contribution by Steve Smith including three boundaries.

The ace pacers Mohammed Siraj and Mohammed Shami scalped a wicket each for India only by the third over of the first innings.