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An on-field argument between Buttler and ace Australian pacer Mitchell Starc has gone viral over social media. The fans have also come up with multiple reactions to this incident. It all happened on the fourth ball of the fifth over in the first Innings when Buttler was at the non-striker’s end and Starc was in the attack for bowling.
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The Aussie pacer showed brilliant awareness of the game by spotting Buttler leaving his crease too soon before the delivery gets completed. Immediately after spotting this from Buttler’s end, Starc happened to warn him not to leave the crease early.
Recalling the Deepti Sharma-Charlie Dean incident, Starc told Buttler, "I am not Deepti, but I might do it.” Buttler took no time in responding to this claim by saying, "I don't think I did."
Although, these comments from senior Aussie pacer Mitchell Starc didn’t go down well with the Indian cricket fans. They immediately took to Twitter for lashing out at the speedster for his remarks on the Indian women’s all-rounder.
Here's the video:
SOUND 🔛
— Sony Sports Network (@SonySportsNetwk) October 14, 2022
What do you think about this event between Mitchell Starc and @josbuttler? 🤔#JosButtler #MitchellStarc #AUSvENG #SonySportsNetwork pic.twitter.com/rA3D5yxwFP
Here’s how Indian fans slammed Mitchell Starc:
Mitchell Starc: I'm not Deepti
— Vignesh Kumar (@Vignesh__CV) October 15, 2022
Yes Mitchell, you're not. You don't have the guts to follow the rules of a game.
But seriously, how sick of him to use her name like she's done some crime. https://t.co/D75CF7ILT6
Mitchell Starc, who plays in the same team as sand paper mafias like Steve Smith and David Warner uses Deepti Sharma's name in a derogatory manner (as if she committed a crime by following the rules of the game) to warn Jos Buttler.pic.twitter.com/NgO9eeRdH6
— Zucker Doctor (@DoctorLFC) October 15, 2022
Mitchell Starc: I'm not Deepti
— Cricket Cheating Academy (@cheatingacademy) October 15, 2022
Yes Mitchell, you're not. You are the sand paper cheaters team .
Are these sand paper users 🇦🇺
biggest cheaters of the game?
"T20 World Cup"#INDvSL
"Congratulations Team India"#ICCT20WorldCup2022 pic.twitter.com/afEocLtMpa
Yes, Mitchell Starc. You’re no Deepti. You can never be Deepti. Because you don’t understand the laws of the game #DoddaMathu #Starc #T20WorldCup
— ದೊಡ್ಡ ಗಣೇಶ್ | Dodda Ganesh (@doddaganesha) October 15, 2022
Deepti did what was allowed in the game of cricket
— Charvik (@BhaskarVasistha) October 15, 2022
Being a Australian bowler Mitchell Starc it would be better if you don't do what your team mate @stevesmith49 did
@BCCI @CricketAus
Mitchell Starc's comment on deepti was offensive. He can't use an example of women's cricket in men's cricket within game.
— Krishnaditya Aggarwal (@KrishnadityaA) October 14, 2022
It needs guts to be Deepti #MitchellStarc STFU https://t.co/CA13B5R1iO
— Masterstroke (@_masterstroke_) October 15, 2022
You were correct #MitchellStarc
— Ayush Gupta (@Ayush_Cricket) October 15, 2022
You are not Deepti. In fact, you can never be!#ICCT20WorldCup2022 #womenasiacup2022 https://t.co/srduO4VPQq
Speaking of the match, England and Australia were locking horns in the third and final of the three-match T20I series which ended without any result due to the rain. Eventually, England won the series by 2-0.
Recalling the Deepti Sharma ‘run out at non-striker end’ incident, which happened during the third and final of the three-match ODI series between India and England at Lord’s in September last month. Although Deepti’s act was within the rule book of MCC laws still it gave rise to controversy and debate in the cricketing fraternity.
Both England and Australia will head to the 20-20 World Cup 2022 as the three-match T20I series has been concluded. Defending champions Australia will face the visitors' English team once again in the upcoming marquee tournament in the Aussie backyard.
English skipper Jos Butter was adjudged ‘player of the series for his brilliant performances throughout the entire series.