Sourav Ganguly: I like Virat Kohli’s attitude, but he often fights

Although reports of discord with the Indian test captain continue to spread, BCCI Chairman Sourav Ganguly issued a controversial statement about him at an event in Gurgaon.

When attending an event in Gurgaon, Ganguly had to refute a question about his favorite player. He quoted Verat Kohli and attached a clause that he “fighted often”.

“I like Virat Kohli’s attitude, but he often fights,” Ganguly said. If ABP Live The report of the incident is credible.

What happened between Ganguly, BCCI and Kohli?

Ganguly and Kohli quarrel less privately At the top of the press conference before the South Africa Tour last week, Kohli denied Ganguly’s statement that he asked Kohli not to give up the T20I captain.

“At the end of the selection, I was told that I would not be the captain, and I said yes. After the meeting, we had a brief conversation, nothing more. I didn’t get any communication at all (about the captain change,” Coley said in a press conference when he talked about abandoning the ODI captain, adding that he was not required to continue as the T20I captain when he notified BCCI of the decision.

In an earlier interview with News18, Ganguly stated that he personally asked Kohli to continue as captain of the T20I.

“I personally ask him (Koley) not to give up the T20 captain. Obviously, he feels the workload. This is good. He has always been an excellent cricket player and his cricket is very intense. He has served for a long time. Captain for a while, these things happened. Because I have been captain for a long time; therefore, I know,” Ganguly says.

The latest announcement comes as fans are looking for more information about what happened between the captain and the president of BCCI. As Rohit Sharma will take over as a limited captain, Kohli’s unceremonious dumping as captain in ODI is not popular among his fans.

At the same time, Ganguly made headlines because of BCCI’s attitude towards Coley, lacking basic courtesy to inform him of this decision before the end of the selection meeting. At the end of the selection meeting, he was informed that the board had decided to fire him as an ODI. team leader.

In response to Kohli’s press conference statement, Ganguly said: “I have nothing to say. We will handle it and hand it over to BCCI.” Although there are rumors about the press release and Chief Selection Officer Chetan Sharma attending the press conference. It spread, but nothing happened. So far, all we have is the creepy silence of the governing body.