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Robin Uthappa, who shared the dressing room in the Indian cricket team with Virat Kohli, made a big disclosure in a podcast. He told how inadvertently there was a rift between him and Kohli. Let us know that both have also played many matches against each other in IPL. Actually, in an interview, Uthappa raised questions about Kohli’s captaincy. He criticized not to include Ambati Rayudu in the 2019 World Cup.
Under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, the Indian cricket team reached the semi -finals in the 2019 World Cup, where he was out after losing to New Zealand. Prior to the 2019 World Cup, Ambati Rayudu was considered a strong contender for the fourth number, whose performance was continuously. However, the selectors did not choose him and replaced Vijay Shankar in his place. In that podcast, Uthappa also criticized Kohli’s captaincy for not recovering Yuvraj Singh with Ambati Rayudu, who (Yuvraj) later took retirement without playing a Farewell match.
I should have spoken to Virat Kohli first- Uthappa
Now Robin Uthappa said on YouTube channel that the objective of that conversation was on him and not Virat Kohli. He said that despite this, his comments created a rift in the relationship with Virat Kohli.
Uthappa said, “In that whole conversation I was not intended to talk about Virat Kohli, but that interview was about me. I was asked a question and I just answered him. I did not pay attention to Virat’s feelings or this fact at that time, no matter what I believe, they should know what I believe. I realized that I should have talked to them before. “
Uthappa admitted that of course he had the right to speak, but later he also realized that he should have told Virat Kohli first. He said that this gave him a great learning.
Robin Uthappa said, “I did not talk about my experience with Virat Kohli. I talked about what I saw under the leadership of my close friend Kohli. It was not even his leadership but a leadership style. Everyone had the right to keep their leadership style, and everyone also has the right to have their opinion. I felt that I thought about him before he had to talk about them. That we should show this sensitivity towards cricketers or people associated with it. “