Virat-Gambhir spat, IPL 2023: Virat Kohli writes a letter to the Indian Cricket board, saying he “didn't say anything wrong."

Former RCB captain and batting genius Virat Kohli is consistently in the headlines of both social media and papers. He is likewise a major focus of conversation among the former cricketers and the specialists of the game since a monstrous verbal disagreement and conflict occurred among Virat and LSG coach Gautam Gambhir.

After the match on Monday night, May 1st, between LSG and RCB, in which LSG lost by 18 runs because they failed to chase down RCB’s target of 127 runs, the teammates who won the 2011 World Cup had a heated argument.

It was determined that Kohli and the young LSG pacer Naveen ul Haq had an early argument in the 17th over of the second innings, which led to the altercation between Gautam Gambhir and Kohli. Both Gambhir and Kohli were later subjected to legal action by the IPL and the Indian Cricket Board.

The veterans were assessed fines equal to 100% of their match fees; Additionally, Naveen ul Haq was fined 50% of his match fees.

However, it appears that Virat Kohli, former Indian skipper and RCB batsman, did not like the Board’s decision. According to reports in the media, he wrote a letter to the Indian Cricket Board outlining his side of the story and asserting that he “didn’t say anything wrong.”

Virat Kohli to be in action against Delhi today

Discussing cricket, Virat Kohli will be in real life with his establishment RCB in their tenth match today against Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitley Arena in Delhi from 7.30 PM. Remarkably, the Illustrious Challengers have recuperated from certain misfortunes in the early piece of the competition and at present, they are put in the fifth spot of the focuses table of the competition.