Why Does Everyone Love Beating England So Much?🍿+ Is England Hated & Why? 😱 PT1 | Kimber & Harmy

[@Roger0916]

The Colonial aspect is one thing but the media is the main reason we all want to beat England these days, the media hype the English teams up so much, plus in alot of instances, degrade the opposition. Writing this from Trinidad, we have seen this many times when England play the WI.

[@c.augustedupin8860]

what about india?

[@nikhilkay1]

@@c.augustedupin8860 nobody cares about Indian media, they are just circus.

[@vishalramadhin1261]

​@@c.augustedupin8860they do the same

[@BlackHawkTejas]

​@@c.augustedupin8860India doesn't degrade! Only brits like you have a problem.

[@saikrishna8211]

The reason is that the English generally look down upon others. You don't need to look beyond Vaughany, if you know what I mean.

[@Vignesh0411]

simple reason . most people outside of England hate the British media and their hypocrisy, which results in hating the eng team as well.

[@pdass5948]

Jarrod is right. England won the 2019 50 over World Cup fair and square (not) but were outraged by the Bairstow run out.

[@3_smh_3]

The umpire admitted he made a mistake.

[@sahilthe2009]

@@3_smh_3 yep New Zealand would have won by 1 run technically. New Zealand got screwed over by umpires.

[@Gkc842]

As an Indian, the cricket matches with Australia is more important. Winning against Australia is great but pounding England is not really a cricketing win but a lot more. It is nice to see them make excuses. The ball spun a lot or the ball bounced a lot, wickets kept low, and whatever they can think of.

[@kiriakoz]

As an Aussie (albeit of Indian background), I enjoy the battle with India. I'm travelling from sydney to Melbourne to see the boxing day test match this summer.

[@roobanloganathan6498]

Maybe because of how other boards and teams were treated when England was controlling the world cricket , as when in 1983 India entered the final of the WC in England, the president of BCCI asked for xtra tickets for his board members but was denied by the then organisers. At that time BCCI and India existed only to make up the number of teams playing cricket thus was not respected much.

[@nikhilkay1]

we know how Indians demand extra tickets for like 500 people, bringing family members, spouse and everyone related so I am not surprised he was denied. This is a well known issue for Indians.

[@larrygerry985]

The reason is that English fans, media and teams take it to far with over the top bluster.

[@3_smh_3]

So much for muh English banter.

[@Ogole-oye]

My thoughts exactly

[@simplyarnab]

See, the way Harmison talks about Lords.....that is why people hate England.

[@jarletheaton2860]

Is it though? Most players across the world will want to play at lord’s because there’s so much history there. Same with the Boxing Day test at the G, Cape Town because of the views, Eden Gardens again because of the history. Don’t think that’s a massive reason why people hate England. Even just visiting lord’s is ridiculously special.

[@TJSaw]

My thoughts on this as an Indian. It’s because the English love whinging and seldom give credit to others if they beat them. It’s always excuses with this lot. Conditions, outfield, pitch, ball - it’s always some other thing’s fault. Case in point - Michael Vaughan. As an Ashes winning captain, you’d think he’d have a more nuanced view of cricket. But he’s always blaming the scheduling or the pitches when India wins. The English feel they have a monopoly on cricket, that their rules are sacrosanct while others are just cheating to win. When England make seaming pitches that suit their weather, it’s ok. But when India make spin-friendly tracks to suit their home conditions, India is suddenly corrupting the game as if spin bowling is some alien part of test cricket. They criticise the IPL because they can’t compete with it and accuse india of corrupting the game, but then they go ahead and launch something like the ridiculous Hundred that no one watches. It’s this holier-than-thou attitude that makes everyone want to beat them and rub their noses in it. The Aussies are fantastic competitors in comparison. They play hard and give credit where it’s due. Players, media and fans alike.

[@AIJimmybad]

What a load of rubbish. Grow a brain.

[@feeltheheat824]

I believe it is also about the hype that they create around their team and their players.. Any good player and innings - they hype it so much that this is the greatest thing in the world.

[@M.HarrisZia786]

@@feeltheheat824 every country do so specially India

[@mrc391]

Do the Irish, Scottish, Welsh, Indians, Pakistanis hype sports. Er, Yes. They all hype sports.....

[@thegoochinc5359]

Because they always win the "moral" Ashes.

[@sparkitus1988]

As an Englishman living in Australia (I'm a half breed) when England is playing there is an arrogance in the players/management/media that they don't back up with performance, for instance "BAZBALL". It has been blown up and made into such a big thing (it's embarrassing) but in reality there has been sides doing this since before WW2, Bradman scored 300 in a day, the aussie and west indian sides of the 70s, 80s and 00s blowing sides away for fun. But no, "England made cricket entertaining again", hit and giggle might be fun for a while but if you don't keep winning it means bugger all. When Bazball can win them a WTC then maybe some people might change their tune, but it won't happen until the English players pull their heads in and stop talking absolute crap to the media or for the media to stop hyping them up in the papers with stupid rhetoric. Any English supporter during the euros who thought they would win the comp (with the easiest run to the final you'll ever see) were deluded and every nation can see it except the English.

[@abdev3941]

U forgot the one from Ben Duckett about Jaiswal copying "Bazball" & they have the nerve to ask y they r hated lol

[@sparkitus1988]

@@abdev3941 like i stated talking crap to the media, that being one example

[@user-yr4vp1jk7j]

It's coming home..... Cricket has started to be viewed as primitive since India got involved....

[@mrc391]

Do you think all countries do this. Do you really, genuinely, think Australians are not viewed in this way? If you do not, you are deluded/arrogant.

[@panzerschreckpete]

a lot of it comes down to the perceived entitlement of the English fans....Rugby, Football, Cricket, in my experience they are almost as bad as the proverbial American tourist when touring abroad.

[@Mister_H.]

Not at all like self entitled Indians then?

[@Mister_H.]

Not at all like self entitled Indians then!!

[@Mister_H.]

Not at all like self entitled Indian fans then eh kid!

[@VivekS-vq1oc]

Nope we are the best​! Nicest and most polite😊@@Mister_H.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

​@@Mister_H.brits getting triggered can't cope, so let's bring India to the topic! Typical brits, no wonder everyone is so against you guys!

[@neilthomas1513]

There are many reasons for hating England. But here's just one. Englishmen dominate the commentary team in several sports. For many games there are nothing but English commentators. And they show little or no interest in the opposition. They also talk the English team up, whether they deserve it or not. England, unlike many other nations, seem to consider that the world beyond Newcastle, Bristol and Dover, doesn't really exist.

[@soumyashreebiswal14]

Because England is whiny

[@AM2K2]

Irony much

[@nandraclan1493]

Socio-political hypocrisy, mis-education regarding Colonialism (i.e. thinking Churchill is some kind of hero), exaggerated sense of self-importance, sense of entitlement, media arrogance, linguistic illiteracy (expecting everyone to speak your language and not being willing to learn other nation's languages), neo-colonial mindset where you still act like you're in charge of things. There are more reasons, but if you're looking for more comprehensive reasons then just study the history of the Republic of Ireland and you'll know why England is so hated in sport. You'll never be loved.

[@mychannel5019]

Ireland the ones who stood with fascists!? Nobody cares what they think.

[@zenokada2278]

Cricket fair enough Again totally understand why Scotland or Ireland hate us in sports But what about when we played Spain in the football on Sunday Everyone in Europe was supporting Spain Their colonial empire was arguably just as bad as Britain’s, if not worse I think there’s more factors like the media and in Europe other things like Brexit and an indifference to Europe

[@mychannel5019]

@@nandraclan1493 The Irish sided with fascists. Who cares what they think?

[@BlackHawkTejas]

​@@zenokada2278Its the arrogance of average brits, proud of their colonialism, pure ignorance & disregard for former colonial countries suffering, one off the worst media, biased experts & commentators etc... the list is long. Spain doesn't do that, Yes! Their colonial history was as brutal & inhumane as brits, but after colonialism ended they don't preach or disregard or deny their wrongdoings like england do! Also their media doesn't go around & unnecessarily poke their nose around other countries domestic & interior matter. You can't just expect to have a nasty attitude with a disgusting & blood stained history/past & act like a stuck up teenager & expect others to have respect for you & act surprised when people/countries don't support you.

[@abdev3941]

​@@zenokada2278I don't know about football fans but the English cricket fans & commentators are one of the most insufferable (ask patty about it lol). Even the media downplaying oppositions plays a role ig

[@sanh595]

Something something starting with C, followed by O then L...

[@Quincycle]

They're cool 😎

[@brandonheim]

The british commentary, media and fans are incredibly bias. I saw a video during the world cup saying "has england peaked at the right time" after beating the USA. Completely ignoring loosing to SA and AUS and bashing only the associates. No self awareness

[@VARMOT123]

I think the english media is really really hated in football . Lot of opposition fans want to keep that trophy drought going due to banter. In cricket it isn't that hated

[@Vignesh0411]

in cricket too. apart from sky, people hate almost every eng media.

[@ce11amitkumaryadav83]

In cricket they r hated most , but they aren't the team everyone wants to beat It's India and Australia in cricket But the hate is for English cricket 😂😂😂😂

[@nitishkumarjurel241]

@@ce11amitkumaryadav83 This is the most accurate comment in the whole sub.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

LoL! What? They are one off the most hated because of their biased & toxic media, fans, experts, commentators. Plus it's the same in F1 & Cricket! One off the worst travelling fans as well, they are American tourist equivalent.

[@opalruby13]

As an Australian I often over the years just wanted England to give us a decent game. I was thrilled to bits when England won the Ashes in 2005 because the Australian team was full of champion players who were arrogant bullies on the field. But the current Australian team is full of nice guys and a lot of the England players (and commentators) are insufferable. Yes, they are the American tourists of cricket. The modern players aren’t responsible for colonial history, but they are responsible for their hypocritical whinging about the spirit of cricket.

[@Xinnie_The_Flu]

As an Indian, I kinda miss those a**hole Aussies now.😂 Aussies are way too nice nowadays. The most Indians got pissed at any incident in recent times was when Marsh put his feet on the world cup trophy, but we can't really hate him for that. The guy's a fluffball we love him. Give us someone to hate. I blame the IPL. It's because of the IPL that people have gotten attached to the overseas players and players themselves have become a lot amiable. Warner for example, we all used to love his d*ckhead personality on the field but look at him now he's doing ad shoots with Indian movie directors ffs.😂

[@wesleymaistry6278]

England has a history of constantly taking players developed in other countries which also adds to the hate.

[@RVG1203]

Cricket to civilize? What are you implying?

[@audrishekhardutta1854]

The question should not be about "Why they're hated" It should be about "Why they should be hated even more" Simple answer: Their overhyping media and players actually believing the hype more than own abilities to perform on global events.

[@ethanwiles1798]

So do every other country, not a valid point

[@zenokada2278]

Cricket and colonialism has a fair bit of logic to it But what about football Spain were just as bad a colonial empire, arguably worse, there’s far more reasons why everyone outside England wanted Spain to win

[@nikhilkay1]

Spain were probably worse colonizers but British were more in the limelight as they controlled the major portion of the world trade route and gdp. Spaniards are hated more in south america if i am not wrong but brits were hated probably throughout the world.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

​@@nikhilkay1There is no comparison both spain & england were bad!

[@BlackHawkTejas]

Also don't forget F1!

[@zenokada2278]

@@nikhilkay1 interestingly I don’t think there’s much hate for Spain in South America I guess in the same way Canada, Australia etc don’t have much hate for Britain (outside sports, which is viewed as a brotherly rivalry) Honestly I highly doubt people in Poland or Norway are deciding who to support in football based on colonial history, it’s down to the fact that media need someone to hate on and the British, who created the sport, declared independence from Europe (some would argue it’s because we thought we were better) and much more, makes England the perfect sporting villain for the back pages of tabloids. The media will paint any side as villains to get more viewers and make more money Perhaps I’m underplaying the colonialism factor, in Britain it’s very widely accepted to be wrong, but not something anyone ever thinks about, people say it was a long time ago and the colonisers were the tiny privileged minority while the average Brit suffered too In Britain everyone’s moved on but in the colonised countries I guess there’s still a fair bit of resentment

[@francescomoretti4986]

I'm italian, I was cheering for England and I always prefer England to win vs Spain, France ecc. How can you hate England if you love football? I love english football and fortunately in the last year I discovered cricket, beautiful sport, more than a sport actually.

[@cyberinsomnia3573]

How do you follow cricket while sitting in Italy (I presume)?

[@francescomoretti4986]

@@cyberinsomnia3573 streaming, youtube...I watched the T20 world cup on the ICC App. The only thing I couldnt watch live was the Ashes 😥

[@sandeepdesai3255]

@@francescomoretti4986 look out for ind vs aus this summar, Dec 2024. it will be riveting...

[@sahilthe2009]

@@francescomoretti4986 how do you like cricket so far. It’s my favorite sport. Also who were you supporting in the t20 final?

[@francescomoretti4986]

@@sahilthe2009 I watched "The Test" on Amazon Prime and was fascinating by this game. I was cheering for Sri Lanka in the T20 world cup since my Gf lived there and still has friends in Colombo

[@banditonehundred]

The people are still very smug, even today.

[@mikemason9727]

Football was created in Scotland

[@ACReji]

So its British 😂 cos its successful...

[@VARMOT123]

Modern association football rules were created in England

[@HamaraBharatvarsh]

​@@ACReji Andy Murray is Scottish, but he is British coz he won a slam in 100 years

[@CricketEngland]

And Golf comes from a 1297 game played in the Netherlands not Scotland

[@zenokada2278]

@@mikemason9727 football dates back to town games played in many villages, perhaps a few were in Scotland It was codified by English private schools, again maybe it’s possible some of these schools were scouting but its codification happened in England

[@evilandrew1097]

As an indian i can say its the English media, not the people or players

[@shajijames]

As Mr. Jaishankar said "Europe has to grow out of the mindset that Europe's problems are the world's problems, but the world's problems are not Europe's problems."

[@nimeshpatel5354]

The reason is because the ECB and English players only prioritise the Ashes. Every other series is not given the attention or seriousness it deserves.

[@aarambhsharma2295]

Do we really care about England? I don't about other sports but I look forward to Ind vs Aus not England in cricket. I liked their bowling with broad and anderson, but we don't know what will come in future.. and apart from few batsman, I have never rated any of their batsman highly (at least in the modern era) Most of the things said here seems true for maybe 10-20 years ago but not anymore.

[@jimb9063]

Identity is formed around ideas of what and who you are, and also by what you're not. It's a useful unifying tool for nations linked to England historically. The history can be used to motivate, like sticking up derogatory comments on the dressing room wall. If international sport had been around sooner, then England getting one over Italy, Denmark, and France would feel similar to other cricketing nations beating England today.

[@jenilmehta6419]

Half the reason in football are fans and media of England, they are intolerable when their team win

[@andrewgordon9318]

'We can score 600 in a day.'. From a guy who then goes out and gets bowled for 10? And no one in the media calls him out for this twaddle. That's why others have it in for England .

[@TitchRsou]

Everyone wants to beat England due to the English media and their constant sense of entitlement, entitlement to win every game regardless of sport. The media don't give other countries enough respect and the same media either boosts or destroys their own team depending on result. Minus this stokes team where the spectacle of 1 day cricket in test is a bit exciting however they can't play proper test cricket imo.

[@MrCarrera28]

Tribalism is powerful, culturally as an Australian born approximately 40 years after Bodyline I was still brought up to hate the English team for what they did and for their arrogance and professed view that they were the arbiters of what constituted cricket. It is still prevalent today in the last Ashes series with English statements about moral victory and their hypocrisy about the runout of their wicket keeper despite evidence that same wicket keeper had tried on more than one occasion to do the same thing to other teams. Followed by the born to rule behaviour of the Lords members towards the Australian cricketers subsequently just shows how much English cricketing establishment still believe they are born to rule cricket.

[@suziederkins3310]

As a New Zealander, I teams I hate (ok strong word, how about would love to beat the most) would be in the order, 1. Australia- because they’re so good, underarm, little brother syndrome, their commentators 2. India - arrogance, giving us rank turners, the dominance of ICC on world cricket, their fans 3. England - the way they treated our team, 2019 WC Final ( ok not their fault) and Wayne Barnes 😂

[@Jurassic56]

Colonial history plays a part - but what keeps the Anti-English feeling alive is the blatant sense of superiority. A good illustration is in the film "A Fish Called Wanda", when the snobby Englishwoman talks down to Kevin Kline's character, and he responds by loudly reminding her that without the protection of the USA, Britain would probably have been conquered by Russia or Germany. 😛

[@simplyarnab]

Media, the smug, annoying, self absorbed, inward looking English media

[@souravverma8861]

England is the only country that have competitive teams in all the big major sports

[@seshadhri_s]

Because the way english commentators and fans talk up their teams like theyve dominated their sport. Case in point English comms on ITV and BBC through the Euros were hyping up Cole Palmer like he was the second coming of Messi. Palmer is great dont get me wrong but he is nowhere near the level they exaggerated him to be. Even Ben Stokes saying this side will be remembered forever or something like that. Youre an average test team at best that lost two tests at home to Australia. Like, calm down. India reached the final of every format and Australia holds the trophy in two of them. They dont talk as much as you do

[@calvinrulez]

It's the English media.

[@sridagr81]

No team is hated more than Australia in cricket. Not sure about other sports, but England aren't really hated in football. People do tend find England's losses more amusing than any other team's, perhaps due to the fact that everyone else can see the impending failure from a mile away while the media is busy blowing their own trumpet of whatever little success they would have achieved

[@debasismohanty1952]

Yes Australia is the most hated cricket team in the world 😂😂 because others can't digest Australia's success in international cricket and australia is the most successful team in cricket history

[@M.HarrisZia786]

I love Australia team this team is really charismatic with success

[@atinjanki2651]

Because Cricket's a gentleman's game and the English haven't been gentlemen for years!

[@chinmay4331]

From an Indian point of view, the element of wanting to beat England was there until 90s. From the 21st century, this factor hasn't been present in India. Its probably because India is more now more powerful and influential than England in Cricket Administration.

[@vamsikrishna5468]

Civilise us through cricket? How? Mass murders, famines, rapes and etc? Common! India were way more scientifically and economically advanced even before british came. What is this? Some kind of proper british talking?

[@ClydeMillerWynant]

Well one issue sometimes is the belief in England encouraged by the media that everyone raises their game against them in all sorts of sports when there often isn't much evidence to back it up. Even when there's some substance to it like with the Viv Richards example quoted here there are often other factors that are ignored. Lots of batsmen having better than average records against England during the 80s and 90s is at least partly explained by England having a relatively weak attack for about 25 years and many of the world's best players having plenty of experience in English conditions due to the money having been in County Cricket at the time. There also seems to be a general ignorance or lack of interest about other teams' rivalries with each other which also doesn't help. I wouldn't say there's nothing in it at all, there may even be a bit more to it where cricket's concerned than in other sports, but certainly since everything got a lot more professionalised it just feels like something that's overstated in our media and fan culture which means that sometimes other teams' fans will enjoy their teams' victories against England a bit extra without it having much to do with actual performance. I'm also fairly sure that when I was growing up in the 80s Lord's was usually the second test of the summer, not sure how far back that went though.

[@AbhishekKumar-yi8ox]

What do you mean by "using cricket to civilize"... Bet most of the countries your forefathers colonized were much more civilized than the English themselves. You tried to change native culture to suit your self.

[@saikrishna8211]

If I am not wrong, he is Australian.

[@memeguyTM]

Jallianwalla Bagh!!!

[@Zany_Phil]

0:50 did he just say “used cricket to civilise at times”? Such wording is not helping anybody like the English anytime in this part of the world Jarrod

[@ramaraghu1206]

Really, you don't know why English are hated? Start teaching colonial history atleast in your post graduate courses, then may be just may be English cricket "pundits" might understand their arrogance about cricket is just an extension of their perceived racial "superiority ".

[@michaelrollinson7371]

What did the Romans ever do for us?

[@SA30.137]

We do what we want within us. That's none of your business. We will handle our people. You don't see Indians talking about BLM do you? ​@@noneofyourbusiness-c7h

[@VARMOT123]

​@@noneofyourbusiness-c7h that is a European word actually . Like the royal family social hierarchy you have or the bible or church supported slavery and imperialism

[@veergaitandra]

​@@noneofyourbusiness-c7h caste was based on community not on race or skin colour. There are many lower castes who are fair skinned many middle to upper caste people with darker completion. Caste based around title, status, purity and royality.

[@alexkeyes-hk6vp]

problem is you guys are still treating us like we are the colonial masters. which we are not. Stop treating us the way our grand parents/great grand parents were. we cannot change history no more than you can. We don't treat the Germans bad for all destruction they did as they cannot change history either. We are taught Colonial history and why would we wait till your 23 to teach which is what post graduate course is. I watch alot of cricket and the worst and least neutral commentators are india. its india this IPL that in england we talk about all nations equally and praise when it is deserved(which happens alot).

[@andrewgordon9318]

England have been No 1 in the world for 3 years out of the last 50. Yet the nedia behave as if they've always been at the top

[@hannibalking85]

I really like the England cricket team because.of the realy entertaining and diverse players they have from Stokes the lionheart, Buttler, Foakes (unmatched keeping skills) , Harry brook, Jimmy

[@salehaakhtar4871]

I don't hate England...! My favourite team England and favourite club Liverpool...!

[@Sid-bc3zf]

Could be something to do with deep rooted institutional racism and classism that's ruined the sport we love. When will we really start discussing the reality of this. This content is bang one though keep it coming please.

[@stoicpoker94]

Found the woke Wolly

[@anshumansingh7725]

Hated ‘cause the gap between how well they play vs how well they talk up their own team vs how well they talk down the opposition is in serious mismatch..:: ..plus wheel out the “spirit of cricket” when results don’t go their way. Plus annoying commentators who find everything wrong from food, accomodation, weather, pitches, officials in every country apart from NZ and Australia.

[@marathiboi96]

maybe cause england has won so little in 50 years of cricket, yet they act like freaking Australians. People might not like Aussies but they damn respect them. England on the other hand, won a drawn world cup, Not to mention half of their team is literally guys from different country

[@sahilthe2009]

Yeah england is honestly just bad at cricket but act like they are the best. Australia has literally won the same amount of icc trophies than them in past 3 years than England’s entire history lmao it’s pretty funny. And India having a trophy drought for 11 years still has more than them. Also South Africa who are known for being “chokers” won a icc trophy before England and so did New Zealand back in 2000. Why is England even part of the big 3. Don’t deserve to be in it. West Indies has more trophies than them.

[@stoicpoker94]

Empire strikes back

[@tikkunolam112]

The ICC was formally known as the The Imperial Cricket Conference... resentment might have something to do with it...

[@somdutta7322]

Actually, in the modern era India sees Australia as the bigger rival than England.

[@russhouldin5774]

This very recent. It's not just cricket. English media is insufferable. Until recently the players kept their heads down but they started to believe media. In cricket the Stokes-McCullum regime has adopted an attitude that's more Oz than Oz but unlike Oz they cant back it up.

[@dluap569161]

Why? Arrogance. Hypocrisy. Sense of entitlement (how dare you colonials beat us). That's why they love teams like New Zealand.

[@vishnuanil9321]

I enjoy english cricket but I dislike english football and media

[@maddoxguy]

English media simple answer

[@Sid-e5y]

Its beucause of the false hype they create around their team,the newzealnd team for the longest time over the last few years were better than england yet english media hyped the english team up

[@vikingfitz9088]

Very odd that Kimber talks about England looking down on poorer teams. Aussie played NZ at test level only for the 2nd time in 1974! They weren’t considered good enough by the magnanimous Aussies! Some Englishmen have a superior attitude! Not all. Other countries are also guilty of being superior. Look at Germany in the 1930s. It’s just the English are better at being superior than everyone else. 😊

[@chandrasaykarramani5791]

Basically because of their arrogance and a sense of being a great team which they are not.

[@oxirane6062]

Just pick up a history book....

[@akshayganesh4144]

I have not noticed Pakistani team putting up their A game against England rest all the teams be it including the associates like Netherlands and Scotland at least try to put a fight against England in one format at least.

[@MHCSSUDARSHANKH]

Because you hav more ego than ausiiies...atleast aus win n talk ...you guys talk non sense

[@give619sleep9]

England civilized india? ohh really?? Go see the british museum you will see what civilization actually look like.

[@sahilthe2009]

We literally have a higher gdp than them even after they ransacked our country😂.

[@aanchitgovind581]

I mean really? Just look at the way you call yourselves the "saviours of test cricket" when you have started playing aggressively?! I mean you guys always scoffed when the other teams already implemented this strategy in the 90s and 2000s(eg. VVS laxman, Sachin, Hayden, Gilchrist) and now just because ben duckett scores a 50-60 it's groundbreaking?! 😂 You know the only legitimate win you've got is the T20 WC which was under Buttler's captaincy who has been, mostly, a gentleman and criticised England's wrong decisions for the first time from a major England player in power(the decision to get them back from the IPL). Tells you, that being humble is the way of winners, not bullshiting you way out of the last place in the WTC rankings as the saviours of test cricket 🤣

[@M_R___974]

Colonial aspect n self righteousness both r reason. British news media and parliament is still in colonial mode. Lecture the "uncivilized"

[@joy4tutube]

Really ?? In cricket, I really don't think so ! And by far !

[@sammoffitt3682]

Only at the Olympics is the USA a dominant force in the 'global sporting arena'. Outside of this they barely exist on the world stage because their domestic competitions are large enough to be self sustaining - so much that they export domestic products and loosely claim world supremacy. If they actually switched their focus from the domestic to the international competition they would easily eclipse the UK as the arch nemesis and do so quite rapidly. But, it's hard to hate on a sporting nation who's never been that competitive. They might be supreme politically and militarily, but they just aren't that relevant for truly global sports.

[@user-yr4vp1jk7j]

USMNT mate....

[@sammoffitt3682]

@@user-yr4vp1jk7j fair point. But when do they really compete outside of the Olympics or FIBA world champs every 4 years? And do you know who won the last world cup? I'm not saying they're not dominant, I'm saying they rarely (therefore barely) compete on the world front.

[@human8454]

Inner peace 😂

[@tajeshwar2633]

You are not righteous 😂😂

[@forinfotv]

It's just pure arrogance and English always has an excuse whenever they lose....be it pitch, conditions, scheduling, IPL....and now the all unnecessary hype around so called bazball

[@jeevankikahaniya6339]

To be fair hate is a mild word....for uk

[@davidspence5567]

Honestly who cares ffs..haters are gonna hate Regardless. Given a platform like this and what do you get? You can insert several nations here and the comments are going to be the same.

[@dr.harshamssportsrehab.9151]

Because ENGLAND is the best😊

[@hrwedsash]

England isn't that relevant, specially in cricket

[@abhijitbagwe5391]

England think they are the best at every sport 😂

[@stoicpoker94]

Only country to win a cricket World Cup rugby World Cup and a football World Cup

[@abhijitbagwe5391]

Cricket world cup 🤣

[@sahilthe2009]

@@stoicpoker94 winning one World Cup doesn’t mean you are the best😂. Plus umpires said they made a mistake meaning New Zealand would have won by 1 run anyways.

[@karthikkoppala1929]

It's because of you british commentators I started to want them to fail. Your self righteousness and the way you guys are "reinventing" cricket and always trying to come up with stupid excuses. No sportsmanship at all. England used to be my second fav team. Luke Wright, Kraig Kieswetter, Bopara, KP, Morgan, Ben. When KP and Eoin were playing together. I drew parallels with my fav duo Dhoni and Raina. I like them as a team but I can't see you guys talk down on other teams.

[@alexkeyes-hk6vp]

British commentators are extremly neutral. They are harsher on england than anyone else. you have perceived image thats clouding your perception. Which commentators are you speaking about? I mean if anything the guys on here are harsher than british commentators.

[@mychannel5019]

Your opinion is wrong.

[@AM2K2]

You consume so much English media yet you hate them...very strange behaviour 🤣

[@vickramanshu]

Jarod did u just say civilized us ...I guess you skipped ur history lessons ..

[@mychoice6748]

Simple reason is you people are hypocrite😂😂😂😂

[@AM2K2]

We're the main character - it's exhausting being on everyone's mind so much 🤣

[@BlackHawkTejas]

Coping is hard!! Isn't it?? Don't do drugs mate!

[@hershpuri289]

Stewart Broad is the most hated player. Why ?? England has a disproportionate voice in the sport--- in cricket 🏏!! Stewart Broad is the troll king.

[@riteshbarthwal5024]

Nobody takes England very seriously whether its Cricket or Football😂😂

[@satviksingh6229]

brits need to get outta their colonial mindset and accept not everyone will do as they please

[@anonymouslyopinionated656]

shuru ho gaye.. matlab conotent samajh aay nahi lekin tier-2 1st gen middle class waala r rona on

[@_RakeshGupta]

​@@anonymouslyopinionated656tu bhi aa gya British ka 14😅

[@c.augustedupin8860]

well indians need to get used to the fact that others will call out your bad behaviour.

[@arindamkumar_2002]

@@_RakeshGuptabaat to sahi kaha usne.