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Barmy Army slams BCCI's 'poor show' at Wankhede

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Published : Dec 13, 2016, 6:28 pm IST
Updated : Dec 13, 2016, 6:41 pm IST

England cricket team supporters could not hear what was said during the post-match presentation ceremony in Mumbai.

Alastair Cook-led England lost the fourth Test by an innings and 36 series and lost the five-match series 3-0 with a Test still to be played. (Photo: AP)
 Alastair Cook-led England lost the fourth Test by an innings and 36 series and lost the five-match series 3-0 with a Test still to be played. (Photo: AP)

Mumbai: While England cricket team is having a tough time in India on-field, their spectators did not enjoy the good after they could not hear what happened during the post-match presentation ceremony here on Monday.

Barmy Army praised Virat Kohli, R Ashwin and Indian cricket team following their series win in Mumbai.

 

(Photo : Facebook / England’s Barmy Army)(Photo : Facebook / England’s Barmy Army)

However, the group expressed their disappointment towards BCCI following failure to listen to what the Cook, Kohli spoke after the game got over.

(Photo: Twitter / England's Barmy Army)(Photo: Twitter / England's Barmy Army)

The vociferous group makes it a point to travel across the globe to support the England side.

Tags: india vs england, mumbai test, barmy army
Location: India, Maharashtra, Mumbai (Bombay)

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