What is The ‘Sweet Mango’ Dispute Between Virat Kohli And Naveen Ul Haq?

What is the ‘Sweet Mango’ dispute between Virat Kohli and Naveen Ul Haq? On which the Afghan bowler broke his silence. We must remember that incident of IPL 2023 when Virat Kohli and Afghan fast bowler Naveen Ul Haq came face to face in a match.

This Altercation Was Also Seen On Social Media For A Long Time:-

This altercation that took place on the field was also seen on social media for a long time. During this time, Naveen had targeted Virat by making many posts.

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However, now all relations between them have become normal. In a match of the World Cup 2023, both the players erased all the grudges hugged each other, and have become friends again like before.

Naveen’s Reply On ‘Sweet Mango’:–

A match of IPL 2023 was being played between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Mumbai Indians. Naveen had written ‘Sweet Mango’ while sharing a TV screen during this time.

Fans had condemned the Afghan fast bowler by linking his post with King Kohli. Now that the relationship between the two players has become good, Naveen has revealed this.

The Afghan fast bowler has said that he had not posted that picture targeting Virat Kohli. In the video shared by LSG, he replied, ‘I had expressed my desire to eat mangoes to Dhaval Bhai (Logistician of Lucknow). He also brought mangoes that night.

There Was No Picture Of Kohli During That Time:-

He said, ‘When we reached Goa, he brought mangoes to me. After which we started eating while sitting in front of the TV screen. During that time there was no picture of Kohli but of two Mumbai players. On this, I wrote ‘Sweet Mango’, which people took wrongly.

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Talking further, Naveen Ul Haq said, ‘I also did not say anything, just left the matter as it is. This is the mango season that came to my mind. Therefore, people’s shops should function.
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