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India vs England: England's Management Remind Rory Burns Of His "Responsibilities" After Tweet To Alex Hartley

India vs England: England, who are now 2-1 down in the four-match series, is out of the race for a place in the final of the ICC World Test Championship.

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Updated: February 28, 2021 12:08 am IST

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India vs England: Englands Management Remind Rory Burns Of His "Responsibilities" After Tweet To Alex Hartley

IND vs ENG: Rory Burns during the first Test match against India.© BCCI

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Rory Burns was involved in a Twitter spat with Alex Hartley
He deleted his tweet within 45 minutes
He is currently in India for the Test series

England's team management has not reprimanded opening batsman Rory Burns for the late-night tweet he sent out to women's player Alex Hartley following the Three Lions' defeat in the third Test against India at the Narendra Modi Stadium. "Rory has not been reprimanded, merely spoken to by a member of team management. We recognise the influence high profile people have on social media, and have reminded Rory of his responsibilities," an ECB spokesperson told ANI on Saturday.

Hartley, who has represented England in 32 games across all formats and she had tweeted as soon as the match between England and India's men's team came to an end on Thursday.

"Nice of the England boys to get this test match finished just before England Women play tonight," tweeted Hartley.

The women's player had used clapping emoji alongside her tweet and opening batsman Burns took offence to that and he ended up replying: "Very disappointing attitude considering all the "boys" do to support the women's game."

However, Burns deleted this tweet of his just 45 minutes later, however, this tweet was liked by team-mates Ben Stokes and James Anderson.

Now, an ECB spokesperson has confirmed that Burns was indeed spoken to by the management and he has been asked to focus on the ongoing series.

England, who are now 2-1 down in the four-match series, is out of the race for a place in the final of the ICC World Test Championship. England has dropped to 64.1 percentage points on the points table, which is now led by India with 71 percentage points. New Zealand is assured of a place in the final with 70 percentage points.

India needs to either win or draw the last Test to stay ahead of Australia, who is in third place with 69.2 percentage points.