Former cricketer Harbhajan Singh has come under criticism for comments made during the ICC World Cup final between India and Australia. Singh, who was commentating, appeared to make a remark about Anushka Sharma and Athiya Shetty, wives of cricketers Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, suggesting that they might not have much understanding of cricket and could be talking about films instead. The comments sparked backlash on social media, with viewers accusing Singh of sexism and calling his remarks inappropriate.
Key Points:
- During the ICC World Cup final commentary, Harbhajan Singh’s comments about Anushka Sharma and Athiya Shetty’s understanding of cricket caused controversy.
- Singh questioned whether the wives, who were shown cheering for their husbands in the stands, were discussing cricket or films, expressing uncertainty about their cricket knowledge.
- Viewers criticized Singh on social media, accusing him of misogyny and suggesting that such comments were inappropriate.
- Some defended Singh, stating that he might not have intended to be sexist and that his comments were possibly misinterpreted.
- The incident highlights the ongoing conversation around sexism and inappropriate comments in sports commentary, particularly concerning women associated with athletes.
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