Kevin Pietersen shares the hilarious video in which Australians troll themselves

The ongoing ball-tampering controversy has put the sportsmanship and integrity of the Australian cricket under the scanner once again. While Cricket Australia (CA) is investigating the matter, the fallout of this matter is going to be huge as they might suspend all the players involved in it for a significant period of time. Even their own media has been bashing them like never before. However, amidst all the happenings, Kevin Pietersen has shared a hilarious video on Facebook in which the Aussies have trolled their cricket team via a song.

Cameron Bancroft was caught while scruffing the ball with a yellow tape in his pocket in order to help the ball reverse swing. Things went from bad to worse for the visitors as the whole saga was unveiled and the skipper Steve Smith accepted that it was preplanned. While he insisted that the coaches were not involved in the matter, it is likely that Darren Lehmann might step down as the coach of the Australian cricket team with immediate effect.

We cheat at cricket

The hilarious video is named as ‘We cheat at cricket’ in which all the infamous controversies of the Australian cricket have been recalled. The video is made by Triple J in which they have trolled the players from down under not only on the current controversy but also on the infamous underarm incident. In 1981, the then skipper Greg Chappell had instructed his brother Trevor to bowl an underarm delivery when their opponents New Zealand needed 6 runs off the last ball.

The delivery was deemed legal at that time but the sportsmanship of the team had come under severe scrutiny. Australia’s tour of India last year was also marred by controversy when Steve Smith was caught consulting to the dressing room if he should review the umpire’s decision. The ball tampering incident has only added fuel to that event as even their own fans are trolling them hilariously.

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