India captain Virat Kohli on Saturday hit back at the “spineless trolls”. Who attacked Mohammed Shami’s religion after the team lost to Pakistan in their maiden T20 World Cup game. And said people should not believe in them. Specifying for is the “most Pathetic thing”.

The Trolled on Instagram for recognition :-

Mohammed Shami, who suffered India’s 10-wicket loss, was trolled on Instagram for his Muslim identity.

When asked about trolling on the eve of his team’s crucial match against New Zealand. Kohli said- “Attacking one’s religion is the most Pathetic thing a human can do.” The senior fast bowler had to compete.

For Virat, social media trolls are nothing but a bunch of “spineless” people. Who doesn’t have the stamina to face real people in real life.

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“There’s a good reason we’re playing on the field. And not in a group of some spineless people on social media. who don’t really have the guts to talk to a person in person.” he said.

Several star players, including Sachin Tendulkar, posted messages in approval of Shami during the uproar.

“Everyone has the right to have their own opinion and experience about certain conditions. But I personally have never thought to differentiate (against) one’s religion.

Attacking one’s religion is the most Pathetic thing: Kohli on Shami’s trolling

Kohli said, ‘It is a very pure and personal thing and it should be left there.

The captain said that he does not want to waste time on the losers. Who ignores the fact that Shami has given some great support for the country.

“… Mohammed Shami has led India to many matches over the years and has been our primary bowler along with Jasprit Bumrah when it comes to instilling reputation in the game in Test cricket.

The Indian captain said :-

“If people can ignore it… I honestly don’t want to waste a minute of my life paying attention to those people and neither Mohammed Shami nor anyone else in the team,” the Indian captain said.

Kohli reminded the detractors that the bond between the team members is so strong that such extremism does not infiltrate the protective shield created by them.

“We totally stand by them. We are their 200 percent approval. And those who have struck can come in more force if they want… our brotherhood, our friendship within the team, And nothing can move.

Pathetic thing

“And I can guarantee you that as team captains, we’ve created a culture where these things won’t even infiltrate this environment – .0001 percent. That’s an absolute guarantee for me.” Talking about his view on the misuse of social media, Kohli termed it the “lowest level of operational human capability”.

“They hide behind identities to go after people on social media, ridicule people and it has become a social pastime in today’s world which is very unfortunate and uninteresting to watch.

“Because this is the lowest level of human proficiency one can work at and that’s how I see these people. The people who represent the country at the highest level are special people and the general public has no idea of ​​that.” It will be what kind of sacrifice they make to reach that level.

Lack of compassion has become a norm, support has been built on the star batsman.

A People’s frustration and lack of compassion :-

“They don’t have the guts or backbone to do something like this. That’s why I see things that way. All this drama created on the outside is innocently due to people’s frustration and lack of compassion, so they find it very enjoyable to go after people,” he said.

As Kohli has repeatedly reiterated that outside chatter doesn’t reach the team, he also made it simple that neither he nor his teammates will publicly show how and how they do their jobs.

Attacking one’s religion is the most Pathetic thing: Kohli on Shami’s trolling

“How people retaliate from the outside has no value in our group and has never been noticed and we will never focus on it.

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“People don’t understand what it takes to work on the field at an international level and we’re not going to tell everyone what we do and how we do it,” he said.

“We just keep our business modern which is what we have to do. We learn and grow and no one sport is more important than the others,” he told PTI.