Sunil Gavaskar got angry at Virat Kohli: Indian team’s star cricketer Virat Kohli is currently in the news due to his poor performance. The way Virat used to dominate the opposition team with his aggression on the field during his captaincy. For this he is getting a lot of praise. Virat went to Australia and spoke to the Australian cricketers and the crowd in their own language. There were many controversies regarding which. Now former Indian team cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has said some things about Virat’s aggression on the field.
What was the whole controversy?
In the five-match Test series on Australia tour, Virat scored only 190 runs at an average of 23.75. The first test match of the series was played in Perth. Where Virat scored an unbeaten century in the second innings. But then his bat remained calm throughout the series and he kept getting out on the ball going out again and again throughout the series. But he did not learn anything from his mistake and became the target of critics. Meanwhile, Sam Konstas made his debut for Australia in the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne. There was a dispute between 19 year old Constas and Virat in Melbourne. Virat gave shoulder to Consta. After this whole controversy, ICC also imposed a fine on him.
What did Gavaskar say?
Now on this controversy, former cricketer Gavaskar has said, ‘Virat Kohli hitting his shoulders is completely against cricket. When Indians are provoked, they do not shy away from responding. But here no one even provoked Virat. Players learn from experience that getting angry at the crowd is not a good thing. People who have come to the stadium to enjoy cricket. If they are booing a player. Therefore, he has no personal enmity with any player. But they do this for their own entertainment. If players react to such things then it is not a good thing. This hurts them only. Kohli has to understand that if he comes in front of the crowd in such cases. Therefore other players have to suffer the consequences. Because this increases pressure on them. After this, other players are also becoming the target of the people who reached the stadium.
