Sourav Ganguly on Virat Kohli’s press conference: On Indian test captain Virat Kohli’s press conference, Indian Cricket Board Chairman Sourav Ganguly finally responded. Ganguly said a great thing without saying anything.
After this statement from Dada, it is believed that the board has decided to show its power to Kohli. Pointing to this, the BCCI chairman said on Thursday that the board would deal with the matter in its own way.
A day after Virat Kohli made several shocking revelations at the press conference, BCCI Chairman Sourav Ganguly said he would not comment further on the matter. He said the matter would be dealt with by the board.
In one of his press conferences ahead of the South Africa tour, Kohli said on Wednesday that he was not asked to continue when he informed the board of directors of his decision to step down. captain of the T20. He also denied Ganguly’s statement that Kohli should reconsider his decision.
In fact, in an interview, Ganguly said he personally spoke to Kohli when he decided to step down as captain of the T20 and urged him to keep working, but Kohli was not happy with his decision to resign, Be categorical.
Sourav Ganguly told media in Kolkata: “I have nothing to say. We will take care of it appropriately, leave it to the BCCI. Ahead of the big series against South Africa, the affair between the board of directors and India’s test captain appears to be escalating after Ganguly and Kohli publicly fought.
Amid all the controversy, Kohli and his test team left Mumbai on Thursday morning for the South Africa tour and reached the Rainbow Nation. Kohli will lead the team in the three-game test series from December 26, while Rohit Sharma has been ruled out of the red ball game due to injury. If he gets in good shape before January 19, he will captain the ODI team.
