There was an uproar over Jadeja's Hindi interview, then Michael Vaughan gave a solution to the Australian media.
All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is in the headlines before the Melbourne Test against Australia. The controversy surrounding his press conference after the third test is not subsiding. Actually, Jadeja had talked to the journalists in Hindi which did not go down well with the Australian media and they alleged that Jadeja did not answer the questions in English but chose to answer in Hindi. Now in this matter, former English captain Michael Vaughan has come up with a simple solution.
Vaughan called the entire matter an unnecessary controversy, saying that the entire episode could have been avoided by using artificial intelligence (AI) tools to transcribe the interviews. Vaughan follows Indian cricket very closely and he often reacts to such incidents and his banter with former Indian cricketer Wasim Jaffer is not hidden from anyone.
“India is a powerful country,” Vaughn said on the Club Prairie Fire podcast. They clearly think having cameras and filming families at the airport is a step too far and this is their way of reacting. This was tantamount to more drama for me. There are AI systems that you can use to translate Hindi to Australian English. So if they are not ready to talk in English. All you have to do is enter it into the system and it will translate it into Australian English. You just quote Jadeja in what comes in the AI. It may not be exactly the same, but it will be a lot of fun.”
At the same time, let us tell you that Australia has announced its playing eleven for the Boxing Day Test to be held in Melbourne from tomorrow i.e. 26 December. Travis Head has been declared fit for this match, on Wednesday (25 This was confirmed by Australia captain Pat Cummins on the eve of the match on 12 December. Cummins also said that there have been two changes in the playing eleven, Sam Konstans will debut and Scott Boland is returning.
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