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https://www.deccanchronicle.com/sports/cricket/260719/rift-in-the-dressing-room.html

 

Ever since India’s hopes of winning the coveted World Cup were dashed with their semi-final exit, the rift between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli is no more limited to the dressing room. The rumours of a cold war brewing between the captain and vice-captain of the national cricket team have been doing the rounds. And if recent reports are to be believed, Rohit Sharma has recently unfollowed Bollywood actress and Virat Kohli’s wife, Anushka Sharma on Instagram and is not following the skipper either.

Couple of years earlier Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan had left the management company they shared with Virat Kohli. With India’s loss at the recently concluded World Cup and the talks among the selectors about considering split captaincy could suggest that they are trying to put off the flame before it explodes. A source in the know believes that one can connect the dots and figure out that something is up. “There were reports which came out following the World cup about a rift between two senior players in the dressing room, though no names were mentioned. And later there were also reports that one senior player will be under investigation for breaking certain rules. Rumour is that that player could be Rohit Sharma,” says the source

It was also said that during the semi-final match, Kohli and team coach Ravi Shashtri teamed up and made all the decisions, leaving the vice-captain in the dark.

A sports journalist, however, believes that all is well between the two and the rumours are nothing but conjecture, “Virat is the captain so the team management will have to give more weightage to his opinion and I think they are very good friends,” he says.

Although there were discussions about split captaincy, all the three teams announced for the West Indies tour is being led by Virat Kohli. There’s also uproar on the social media, asking Virat to pass on the ODI captaincy to Rohit. But experts believe that Rohit’s talent will be better utilised in T20. “I think mostly the push will be towards T20 because going by his track record if you take only IPL in comparison, Rohit has done much better than Virat,” says our source.

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I kind of believe the sports journalist.

 

There would always be an element of jealousy among grt cricketers and this happens in all kind of professional environments.

 

Shouldnt think much of it, just the tabloids trying to sell

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Why is he doing this drama btw? i remember he did same last year and unfollowed kohli, liked tweet of why anushka sharma is with playing xi. 

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Internal rivalry is endemic to Indian culture and permeates into sports. During the 80s gavaskar-kapil tensions are well documented, even though they may be BFFs now. Also the mumbai lobby was so strong up until the last decade.

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13 hours ago, beetle said:

So childish !:rolleyes:

It happens in real life a lot.  People unfollow if someone forgets to say b day wishes.  I notice among friends, relatives. But it is all subtle. In some cases they hesitate to unfriend to make it so obvious. So they share general quotes targeting that person lol.

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13 hours ago, beetle said:

So childish !:rolleyes:

 

i added my father to my whatsapp status block list :giggle:

my father is not tech savvy  , but some dumb ass taught him how to check others status :mad:  

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14 hours ago, beetle said:

Waisay...follow your own wife...kisi aur ki biwo ko mat follow karo :nono:

Bechara tumhara husband k koi female friends hongi nahi..

Btw tum kisi aur k husband KO follow karte ho? 

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4 hours ago, velu said:

 

i added my father to my whatsapp status block list :giggle:

my father is not tech savvy  , but some dumb ass taught him how to check others status :mad:  

And what is the issue if he sees your “whatsapp status”? :hmmmm2: @velu

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