Mumbai: BCCI “PEVED” because the media reports are unclear and unfounded to do a lately round that the Cricketer of a particular Indian team complains to the cricket board about Virat Kohli.
Uniting a lot of two and two, part of the media reported this week about Indian Cricketers called BCCI Secretary Jay Shah to complain about Virat Kohli and his captain, and BCCI decided to step in.
BCCI, once again for notes, does not have a role to play in Kohli to resign as captain of the T20 team.
That is the Cricketer’s own decision.
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Considering cricket one day is not so ‘relevant’ at the moment, with Twowhen he resigned as captain of T20 on September 16, a particular media report claimed that Kohli had gone to voters and asked Rohit Sharma to be eliminated as Deputy Captain.
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On September 28, there were reports that two Senior Cricket India Cheteshwar Pujara and Ajinkya Rahane complained to Shah about Kohli.
“The media must stop writing this garbage.
Let me say this on the note that no Cricketer India has filed a complaint to BCCI – written or verbal.
BCCI cannot continue to answer every false report that continues to appear.
One day, we see some reports saying There was a change in the Indian World Cup squad.
Who said that? “BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal told TII on Wednesday.
On September 13, when Tii reported that Kohli would go down when the Indian white ball captain, Dhumal denied the same thing with the media and said: “BCCI does not discuss Split-Captain problems”.
Dhumal is technically true because it is not a BCCI discussing the elimination of Kohli as the white ball captain.
This is what according to TOI verbatim reports: “Virat himself will make an announcement.
He has the view that he needs to concentrate on his punch and return to what is always the case – the best batsman in the world.
The decision to stop (white ball) captain is his own”.
The report was in line with the statement that Kohli was released on the social media platform on September 16 at 5.53 in the afternoon.
Dhumal’s statement to the media is also really in line with the report because, when the treasurer is maintained, it is not a BCCI decision but Kohli to retreat.
“The media asked me whether BCCI made a decision and I said it wasn’t because it was true – BCCI hadn’t made a decision or even discussed it.
Finally, Virat made his own decision and delivered it to BCCI and it was his.
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Today, the same media says players complain To BCCI.
So, on behalf of the council that I can say, there are no complaints.
Is there confusion? “Dhumal further said.
There should be no more confusion because even the BCCI secretary office did not realize such complaints.
Those who know ask, rather sofasinya, “Are you sure, the BCCI secretary who was complained by the players?” BCCI said it was very interesting that the hour after Kohli resigned as captain T20, the media section seemed to know almost all about the Indian team.
But 24 hours before he resigned, no one had a clue that there was a complaint against him.
Toi reported about Kohli who wanted to get out of the white ball captain and then talked with several individuals who held the position of responsibility in Indian cricket.
Everyone from these individuals has denied that players have filed any complaints against the current Indian captain, not with the secretary office or with another office in the council.
“This kind of report endangers more Indian cricket than anything.
We can understand if senior journalists – who have followed the game for a very long time and tracks it so evil – believe that the Indian team must do this or do that.
It’s opinion and we respect it.
it is observation and it was their job.
I myself love to read a good report.
But to concoct a story and say this person said this or that person says that, without prove it, “said Dhumal,” Dhumal).