Venkatesh Prasad’s takes ‘Allan Border’ jibe at Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne

Former India bowler Venkatesh Prasad has taken an epic 'Allan Border' jibe at Australia batsmen Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith in one of his recent social media posts. Venkatesh Prasad's post has just come ahead of second Test of Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Australia were handed a humiliating innings and 132 runs defeat in Nagpur in first Test. 

Ahead of second Test Marnus Labuschagne and Steve Smith were seen batting toger in nets. photos of duo went viral on social media.

Venkatesh Prasad takes an interesting jibe at Smith and Labuschagne 

Former India bowler Venkatesh Prasad spoke about Smith and Labuschagne's viral post on Twitter, "Can do Thumbs Up toger as well for Allan Border". 

What Allan Border said about Steve Smith? 

A few days back Australian legend had questioned Steve Smith about his thumbs up to Ravindra Jadeja. Speaking to Fox Sports Allan Border told, “Play with a harder edge. I mean, we’re giving blokes thumbs up when y’re beating us outside off stump. What hell is going on? That is just ridiculous. Don’t go stupid, but Australia play hard se cricket. We’re even giving someone thumbs up…bloody hell." 

Steve Smith had been in sublime form before series against India and was also looking to handle Australia innings after openers were removed early by Indian seamers. Smith looked good for some time but was n dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja. 

Talking about Australia, y must be under a lot of pressure going into second Test as ir batting lineup was brutally exposed against Indian spinners in Nagpur. 

If we focus on Team India, y must be under a lot of confidence after y won Nagpur Test so convincingly. 

Australia have never won a series in India since 2004 and y have also lost to Team India in previous three instances of Border-Gavaskar Trophy. last time Team India met Australia y had defeated m in ir home den by a margin of 2-1. 

second Test of Border-Gavaskar Trophy will be played from 17th February at Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. Team India already are 1-0 ahead in series.