'Absolutely revolting': Commentators in hot water over 'gross' behaviour

Former Australian cricketers Shane Warne and Andrew Symonds have been left red-faced after some expletive-laden banter about Test batsman Marnus Labuschagne was accidentally put to air.

Warne and Symonds, former teammates for Australia, were caught out discussing Labuschagne’s habits at the crease in less than complimentary terms before the BBL clash between the Melbourne Renegades and Adelaide Strikers.

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The pair’s comments could be heard by viewers watching the match via streaming service Kayo, with the stream beginning before either Warne or Symonds knew they could be heard.

The former teammates took aim at Labuschagne’s unconventional mannerisms while at the crease, notably the somewhat extravagant fashion in which he turns down runs.

When Warne suggested Labuschagne’s leg spin be brought into Australia’s bowling attack, Symonds let rip.

"Do something now to his ADD (attention deficit disorder) f***ing pills," Symonds said.

Warne replied that Labuschagne should ‘bat properly’.

“Yeah, f---," Warne replied, before imitating Labuschagne’s calls of ‘no’.

“Jeez it's annoying. 'No!!!' Just f***ing bat properly.”

Symonds continued, saying ‘we'll have to give him the hog pile’, before adding ‘Mate, if you keep that sh*t up we're going to have to squash your guts out your arse’.

The commentary blunder didn’t go unnoticed by fans, with some upset by Symonds’ language towards those with ADD.

Broadcaster Kayo later issued an apology for the incident.

"Our stream started early and caught some unacceptable comments. On behalf of @kayosports and the commentary team, we unreservedly apologise," the streaming service posted on Twitter.

Renegades snap BBL losing streak

Mohammad Nabi has blasted the last-placed Melbourne Renegades to a thrilling six-wicket victory over the Adelaide Strikers, snapping their seven-game Big Bash losing streak.

Afghani Nabi made a BBL personal-best 71 not out as he carved up the Strikers' attack at Adelaide Oval on Friday night.

With tremendous support from teenager Jake Fraser-McGurk (29 not out), he hauled in the home side's 7-177 with one delivery to spare.

Player-of-the-match Nabi and Fraser-McGurk took 16 from the 19th over from Peter Siddle, leaving five to win off Wes Agar's last over.

Fraser-McGurk sealed only his team second win of the season when he glanced Agar's fifth-ball full toss.

"Batting with Nabi is an unbelievable experience," 18-year-old Fraser-McGurk said.

"All the nerves seem to go away when you've got the job at hand.

"I couldn't ask for much more."

The chase started badly when skipper Aaron Finch (14) exited angrily after being adjudged lbw to Agar.

Finch felt he had edged the ball but slow-motion replays suggested his bat made contact with his pad.

Jack Prestwidge (14) could consider himself even more unfortunate.

He survived back-to-back lbw appeals from successive Rashid Khan wrong 'uns but when wrapped on the pads by the third googly, he was given his marching orders despite television replays confirming the ball was spinning down leg-side.

Nabi and Fraser-McGurk ignored the rising asking rate to combine for 68 enterprising, unbeaten runs after the Strikers looked strongly placed following their innings.

Phil Salt (59) and Alex Carey (42) pounded the visitors' attack before the hosts were curtailed by a late Renegades fightback.

With AAP

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