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Why is Australia's love for Marnus Labuschagne conditional and complicated?


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  Marnus had bravely battled through the previous evening, holding the fort under lights against the pink ball, arguably in the toughest conditions to bat, to stop Jasprit Bumrah and Co from effecting the damage they had wreaked in Perth.

The article from The Indian Express discusses the complex relationship between Australian cricketer Marnus Labuschagne and Indian fans, particularly highlighted during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. Labuschagne, known for his intense and sometimes controversial on-field demeanor, has become a focal point for Indian cricket fans, who have mixed feelings about him. Despite his reputation for being a tough competitor, there's an underlying respect for his cricketing prowess, especially his ability to score runs against India. The article delves into how Labuschagne's interactions with Indian players and fans oscillate between rivalry and admiration. His dismissal by Ravindra Jadeja in a previous match, where he was outsmarted by a clever piece of bowling, has only added to the narrative of this love-hate relationship. The piece also touches on Labuschagne's comments about the Indian pitches and his approach to playing in India, showcasing his determination to succeed in challenging conditions.

Read the Full The Indian Express Article at:
[ https://indianexpress.com/article/sports/cricket/marnus-labuschagne-australia-love-complicated-ind-vs-aus-9719063/ ]

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