Rohit Kohli Rift: The Revealed in The Book Of Former Indian Coach

Rohit Kohli Rift: The Revealed in the book of former Indian coach. Former Indian bowling coach R Sridhar has made a big disclosure in his book ‘Beyond Coaching’ about the two big players of the Indian cricket team, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.

Kohli and Rohit Sharma have the best figures:-

The names of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have excellent figures, while both players have been associated with Team India since the year 2008.

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During this, both of them have played many memorable innings together but there was a time when nothing was right between the two. Several reports also claimed that all is not well between the two players.

Differences between Kohli-Rohit:-

Let us tell you that R Sridhar, the former fielding coach of the Indian team, has mentioned in his book the difference of opinion between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli during the ODI World Cup 2019. Also, he told what was the contribution of former coach Ravi Shastri at that time.

In the ODI World Cup 2019, India had to face defeat in the semi-finals against New Zealand. Only after this all the rumors were going on about both the batsmen.

Ravi Shastri’s important role:-

Fans were continuously giving their feedback on social media regarding the relationship between Rohit and Kohli. It was said that both the players have their own camps.

Along with this, both the batsmen have also unfollowed each other from social media. Sridhar has written in his book that, 10 days after the World Cup, we reached America with the team.

Where we were about to play T20 match series against West Indies, according to Sridhar, Ravi Shastri called Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in the dressing room and explained.

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Shastri said that forget what is happening on social media… You both are the most senior players on this team there should be no place for such things.