By Admin 
There was a fierce debate between Team India’s head coach and pitch curator before the fifth Test played between India and England at Kennington Oval. Many types of reports were also revealed about this. Now the reaction of former Australian legendary cricketer Matthew Hayden has come on this matter. Matthew Hayden believes that India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir could have softened his language during a fierce debate with the Oval curator before the fifth and final Test match against England.
Before the fifth Test, Gambhir had a sharp debate with Lee Fortis, the main curator of Oval and he was heard saying that ‘you cannot tell us what we should do’.
Hayden said at the ‘All -Over the Cricket’ program, “They can be in the rescue posture with (curator) pitches. It is common in England. It is their own ground and we are going to play the last Test match. In such a situation, he will try to create difficulties for Gautam Gambhir. But I think he should have been a little soft in his language. Was.”
After the fourth Test, England was leading 2–1 in the series and India had to win the fifth Test to draw the five-match Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. India finally managed to equalize the series by winning this match by six runs.
According to India’s batting coach Sitanshu Kotak, the debate began when Fortis asked the Indian coaching staff to stay 2.5 meters away from the main pitch, while he did not wear spikes (nail shoes). Gambhir then replied, “You cannot tell any of us what we have to do. You have no right to tell us. You are just a field worker, nothing more than this.”