Former cricketer Gautam Gambhir was brutally trolled on social media for his feedback on Virat Kohli as India gear up for the ICC T20 World Cup 2022.
Gambhir just lately fired pictures on the talismanic scorer, urging the previous Indian captain to attain runs for the group and never for particular person information. Talking forward of the warm-up sport towards Australia on Star Sports activities, the cricketer-turned-politician acknowledged:
“Make runs that assist Indian win the wc, don’t consider particular person information.”
The feedback did not go properly with many Indian followers who slammed Gambhir on Twitter. Whereas a couple of acknowledged that the previous cricketer is jealous of Kohli, others highlighted his batting information in T20 World Cups.
Listed here are a few of the reactions:
One fan requested:
It appears gambhir is jealous of Kohli😂 twitter.com/india_fantasy/…
@shrikant_ef 🤡 gambhir has 119 sr in t20i😭😭and virat kohli has 139 sr
Virat Kohli scores 19 runs within the warm-up sport towards Australia
India are presently taking part in towards defending champions Australia within the warm-up sport on the Gabba in Brisbane.
KL Rahul gave the vacationers a brisk begin after Aussie skipper Aaron Finch put the Males in Blue to bat first. India added 78 runs for the primary wicket in simply 7.3 overs earlier than Australia staged a comeback with two fast wickets.
Kohli and Suryakumar Yadav added 42 runs for the third wicket earlier than the previous holed out to Mitchell Marsh within the deep sq. leg area. The previous Indian captain managed to attain 19 off 13 balls, together with a boundary and a six every.
Suryakumar (50 off 33) supplied a late flourish as India posted 186/7 of their 20 overs. Kane Richardson was the choose for the Australian bowlers, returning with figures of 4/30.
In response, Australia have gotten off to a flying begin due to their captain. On the time of writing, the house facet have been at 94/1 after 10 overs, with Finch going robust at 41 off 32 balls. Bhuvneshwar Kumar was India’s lone wicket-taker.