Saint Lucia test homosexuals in the storm!

West Indies won the first two Tests against England in the West Indies. That is why the third test is the fight to avoid England's dhobaldoli. English batsmen Joe Root and Windies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel.

Windies fed the nakani-chubani in the first two Tests, they are very demanding to smash England on their own soil. But the English captain Joe Root has stood the barrier to that goal. England have turned around in a fantastic batting line, maybe they can win this test. Windy paceman Shannon Gabriel, why would you like? But Gabriel, who is disturbed by batting on the route, has violated the limits while sledding.

During the third Test in St. Lucia, between the root and the Gabriel, the hot syllables inside the field were exchanged. Gabriel was told to call England captain Joe Root, "Do not use the word in insulting sense, it's not a crime to be gay." The whole story is heard by Stampe Mike. However, the reply to Gabriel's comments, the route said, it is not known.

But the answer is being thought, Gabriel told Root 'gay' (gay). The incident started when Root and Joe Denly were batting. It was only in the time of Gabriel's ball that the three people were confronted. Gabriel then ran himself up to Joe Denly and Root. Gabriel was seen to have some comments against them. After getting rid of the route, the two umpires Rod Tucker and Kumar Dharmasena have warned the Caribbean fast bowlers for their indecent comments.

At the end of the day, Routine said in a press conference that the route was in front of the journalists, Gabriel said something in the field that, after which the bowler might regret. However, he did not complain to the umpires about the matter. According to Root, 'many people say something in the field which later becomes a cause for regret. But these things should be within the field. "

Although Root and his team did not complain against Gabriel, the field umpires talked about the matter with match referee Jeff Crow. According to them, Gabriel did not comment on the ICC disciplinary committee But TV shows are played directly, at this time the unexpected behavior of the cricketers is broadcasted all over the world. If there is anything controversial, now the virus becomes viral, the games that are not seen or seen, reach them also. Because of this, the players are repeatedly asked to behave in the field.

Pakistan captain Sarfaraz Ahmed has received fine sentences of ransom remarks a few days ago. Gabriel might be getting the pass of this journey.

England finished the third day of the third Test with 448 runs in the second innings. Joe Root unbeaten 111 runs.