Indian spinner Ravi Ashwin has spoken publicly about his run-in with Eoin Morgan following a controversial incident in the IPL, insisting that he did nothing wrong.<\/p>\n
Ashwin and Morgan had to be separated when the Indian star was dismissed in an IPL match earlier this week, the anger coming from when Ashwin called teammate Rishabh Pant through for an extra run after the ball had deflected off Pant during a run out attempt<\/a>.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Historic cricket Test 'postponed indefinitely'<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Healy rips authorities over Shield fixture 'debacle'<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Morgan called Ashwin a "disgrace" over the incident, which the Indian star took issue with.<\/p>\n "I turned to run the moment I saw the fielder throw and dint [sic] know the ball had hit Rishabh," Ashwin said on Twitter.<\/p>\n "Will I run if I see it!? Of course I will and I am allowed to.<\/p>\n "Am I a disgrace like Morgan said I was? Of course NOT."<\/p>\n https:\/\/twitter.com\/ashwinravi99\/status\/1443461524778012673<\/a><\/p>\n Ashwin said he had no issues with his actions being questioned, but it was the name-calling that had irked him.<\/p>\n "I stood up for myself and that's what my teachers and parents taught me to do and pls teach your children to stand up for themselves," he said.<\/p>\n READ MORE:<\/strong> Suncorp Stadium to be limited to 75 per cent capacity for NRL grand final<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n