Steven Smith also got angry in the dressing room after the out

Australia is not at ease in the ongoing Border – Gavaskar Trophy against India. India has already won the first two Tests at home. Again, Rohit Sharma won two matches against Australia in three days. Amidst the team’s poor performance came the unfortunate news of one player’s injury after another. Now is known about Steven Smith’s anger. After the team’s loss, the Australian dressing room also had an air of uneasiness.

Australia suffered a bitter defeat in the Delhi Test. Despite being one of the best batsmen in that match, Smith could not save the team. He failed to play big innings with the bat. So, after getting out, the Aussie star could not accept it. Being dismissed by a wrong shot, he burst into anger in the dressing room. Smith lost his temper. After the second Test, the incident in Australia’s dressing room also came to light. In this context, Australia’s batting coach Michael Di Venuto spoke at the press conference.

On Smith’s losing temper in the dressing room, Michael Di Venuto said, “After he got out, he (Smith) realized that he had played the wrong shot. That’s why he was so frustrated. He hates that type of dismissal. After coming out with a certain plan, it doesn’t feel good if you can’t execute it. That’s the case with Smith. He didn’t even want to contribute.”

Meanwhile, Aston Agger’s return home has been added to the list of bad news in the Aussie camp. The star spinner left India mainly to play in the domestic league. In this context, Venuto said, “We are sure that Agar has tried hard enough to play. He has established himself as an important cricketer for the Australian team. But, unfortunately, he will not play in the India series. In that case, Australia is thinking of alternatives.”

Meanwhile, they are not losing confidence even after the two consecutive defeats of the Australian team. The Australian batting coach also found the reason for their failure in these two defeats. According to Venuto, they did not succeed even when they entered the field with a proper plan. Venuto feels that the players have been unable to implement the strategy Australia has arranged according to the wicket.