Ishan Kishan angry at media: 'Don't have any sense' video

The Indian wicket-keeper batter, Ishan Kishan, lost his cool upon his arrival at home from Japan after winning the Asian Games 2026 Gold Medal when they beat Pakistan in the final at the Korogi Sports Park in Nisshin. Throughout the season, the left-handed batter was in prime form with the bat.

However, just 24 hours after the Indian side’s return, their focus will shift to the opening T20I of the five-match series against the West Indies on October 06 at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

Ishan Kishan snaps at reporters ahead of the IND vs WI T20Is

It was a long flight from Japan for the blue brigade, and the players looked visibly tired after the back-to-back games. They would have to get refreshed for the upcoming T20Is against the Shai Hope-led side. And it won’t be easy physically and mentally.

Watch the moment here-

However, as expected, the media gathered the players at the airport on their return, at which point Ishan Kishan got angry. As the cameras started to chase the Jharkhand batter, he claimed that the media had a bad habit and no sense at all.

The person who was responsible for guiding the guests to their destination shared their exact location with the media. “Aap logon ki aadat kharab hai. Dimaag hi nahi hai kuchh.” Kishan said this as the media arrived while he was busy on a phone call before getting into his car.

How Ishan Kishan performed at Asian Games 2026: 80 vs Sri Lanka and 20 in the Gold Medal final

Kishan, who smashed a dashing double-century during the Duleep Trophy for the East Zone to win the tournament, was in hot form even during their home T20I series against Afghanistan. But he took it to a different level in the Asian Games, playing some fabulous knocks in difficult conditions.

During the clash against Sri Lanka, in the second semifinal, Kishan remained unbeaten on 80 runs off 46 balls at a strike rate of 173.91, thanks to four boundaries and five sixes. While the rest of the line-up struggled to get going, he was the shining light of the side.

Now, Ishan will hope to continue the same approach for India with the bat against the West Indies at home before they travel to New Zealand for another T20I series. The pressure is on for the left-handed batter.