Why such a ‘childish’ Smith after the runout

 No', 'Yes', 'No' - Australia's two batsmen Steve Smith and Usman Khawaja got confused while trying to take a run in the Gaul Test. Smith had to return to the pavilion after being run out. But he could not accept the matter.

After being run out, Smith got very angry with Khwaja. On the field, he began to express annoyance. Cricket fans are upset to see Smith's behavior. Some have called his response 'childish'. To some, this behavior is considered 'disrespectful' to Khwaja.

Sri Lanka won the toss and elected to bat on the first day of the first Test of the series. Australia finished the day with 97 runs for 3 wickets. Smith came to the wicket after the team lost 2 wickets for 75 runs. He was run out for 7 off 11 balls.

As can be seen in the video of Smith being out, he defended a ball and raised his hand and told Khawaja not to take a run. After a while he ran for the run again. Going almost in the middle of the pitch, Khazar thinks it won’t run. He returned Smith. Smith could not survive the runout with the dive.

Smith expressed frustration when he was run out and returned. On the way back to the pavilion, the Australian batsman shook his head all the time saying 'it doesn't happen' or 'it's not right'. At that moment, the commentator said, "Danger ... Steve Smith is very angry."

Many cricket fans could not keep their mouths shut after Smith's reaction. They have criticized Smith's behavior on social media. One Twitter user tweeted, 'This is a misunderstanding. But the overwhelming response he has shown to it is childish. '

One finds Smith's reaction more embarrassing for Australian cricket than his run-out. Jojo, the Twitter user with the account, wrote, 'You should keep your dignity to yourself, Steve Smith. Hope you become a little more. Your childish behavior was more embarrassing than the runout. '

One Twitter user did not stop joking about the issue. He wrote, ‘Good luck that two teams from Australia live. It's better not to have the same team on the bus tonight. '