Potter hits back at pundits after criticism about lack of anger
Chelsea manager Graham Potter has hit back at pundits who criticised him for not "getting angry" when his team were denied a penalty against West Ham United last weekend.
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Chelsea manager Graham Potter has hit back at pundits who criticised him for not "getting angry" when his team were denied a penalty against West Ham United last weekend.
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Stand-in skipper KL Rahul on Sunday admitted that India missed the services of left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav in the second innings but said he has "no regret" about leaving him out of the final Test against Bangladesh. Fresh from his match-winning show in India's 188-run win in the Chattogram Test, Kuldeep was benched for an extra seamer in Jaydev Unadkat, a decision which was slammed by the likes of Sunil Gavaskar. "I don't regret the decision. It was the right decision. If you look at the wickets, our fast bowlers too have taken many wickets and they had a lot of assistance. There was a lot of inconsistent bounce," Rahul said defending his decision at the post-match media interaction.