We are still around three weeks away from the World Cup 2019 but the rivals England and Australia have started to go after each other. Recently, Australia revealed their team jersey. They had a photoshoot with players which gave trolling material to the England based fan group Barmy Army.

There are pictures of Mitchell Starc, David Warner and Nathan Lyon which was edited a bit by them to mock their infamous sandpaper controversy last year. Australian players were caught using sandpaper on the ball to alter the condition and use it for their benefit. 

The picture of Warner pointing to his jersey was photoshopped and Barmy Army replaced 'Australia' from the jersey to 'Cheats'. "???? @cricketcomau release their #CWC19 player portraits!", the post shared by Barmy Army read.

Australian coach Justin Langer reacted to the online trolling and said it's not going to affect them and they are ready for an unpleasant welcome.

"We're ready for it," Langer said on Thursday. "If we're under siege the second we get off the plane, we're ready for it."

(With AFP Inputs)