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Rubbishing all talk of a rift between himself and Virender Sehwag [images], India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni [images] on Friday came out with his entire squad, including support staff, for the pre-match press conference in Nottingham ahead of the team's World T20 opener against Bangladesh, and lashed out at a "false and irresponsible" Indian media. Dhoni said: "This message is for the people of India and Indian cricket fans from worldwide who care for the whole team. That's why we are all here. "As we prepare for the T20 World Cup, we are a unified team. The team spirit is as good as it has ever been, with each individual supporting each other both on and off the field. "Recent reports in the Indian media of a rift between myself and Sehwag amounts to nothing but false and irresponsible media. "Our fans and supporters can take confidence from the wonderful unity that continues to exist in the team. "We thank our fans for this continued support and look forward to entertaining you during this tournament which we go into well-prepared, unified as Team India and confident. "Thank-you." Finished, Dhoni and the entire squad stormed out of the conference, leaving the Indian media miffed. The media immediately lodged a complaint with the ICC's [images] Communications Officer Sami-ul-Hasan, saying that since it is an ICC event it is mandatory for the captain or a team member to address the media ahead of a match. Hassan agreed, saying ICC rules are certainly in place, but it has no control over how teams conduct their briefing. :haha::haha::haha::haha:

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The media immediately lodged a complaint with the ICC's [images] Communications Officer Sami-ul-Hasan, saying that since it is an ICC event it is mandatory for the captain or a team member to address the media ahead of a match. Hassan agreed, saying ICC rules are certainly in place, but it has no control over how teams conduct their briefing.
so these guys think they do right thing by giving these kind of destructive news. any organization should be there for complaining about them for their crappy news. then they will learn a lesson.
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I am happy that the rumours have been laid to rest. even earlier Dhoni has criticised bowlers like Sreesanth for trying too much variation/experimentation compared to Munaf. the media goes all out to get eye balls and dont even think twice about the possibility of destroying team unity. Among other captains, I think Saurav too would have done the same. in the last england tour, just prior to the inaugural 20-20, Dravid took on the 'times now' reporter to task for spreading the canard that Saur av and Sachin were unhappy for being kept out of 20-20 team.but the shameless Times Now guys stuck to their stand claiming they have 'reliable' sources! Hope Dhoni and Sehwag get the inspiration to win the cup for India!

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Rubbishing all talk of a rift between himself and Virender Sehwag [images]' date= India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni [images] on Friday came out with his entire squad, including support staff, for the pre-match press conference in Nottingham ahead of the team's World T20 opener against Bangladesh, and lashed out at a "false and irresponsible" Indian media. Dhoni said: "This message is for the people of India and Indian cricket fans from worldwide who care for the whole team. That's why we are all here. "As we prepare for the T20 World Cup, we are a unified team. The team spirit is as good as it has ever been, with each individual supporting each other both on and off the field. "Recent reports in the Indian media of a rift between myself and Sehwag amounts to nothing but false and irresponsible media. "Our fans and supporters can take confidence from the wonderful unity that continues to exist in the team. "We thank our fans for this continued support and look forward to entertaining you during this tournament which we go into well-prepared, unified as Team India and confident. "Thank-you." Finished, Dhoni and the entire squad stormed out of the conference, leaving the Indian media miffed. The media immediately lodged a complaint with the ICC's [images] Communications Officer Sami-ul-Hasan, saying that since it is an ICC event it is mandatory for the captain or a team member to address the media ahead of a match. Hassan agreed, saying ICC rules are certainly in place, but it has no control over how teams conduct their briefing. :haha::haha::haha::haha:
:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical: Star News :finger::finger::finger: salle phir bhi baaz nahi aayenge :mad: Any video?
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India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni [images] on Friday came out with his entire squad, including support staff, for the pre-match press conference in Nottingham ahead of the team's World T20 opener against Bangladesh
Entire Squad + Support Staff for a press conference? I dont think that was really needed. First of all, it doesnt do anything to quell all the rumors. The players can come out together and still have disgareements behind closed doors. If at all Dhoni wanted to soften things up a bit, he should have probably asked Sehwag and maybe Gary to accompany him. Imagine a big crowd of 20-25 people turning up for a Press conference... Sounds a bit like Pakistan..
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