Rohit Sharma came out in support of Virat Kohli, lashed out at the critics

Rohit Sharma : Team India captain Rohit Sharma has supported Virat Kohli. Rohit Sharma has made it clear that the team management is not paying any attention to what is going on outside about Virat.

Virat Kohli, the former captain of Team India, is struggling with poor form these days. Whether it is Test or T20, Virat Kohli’s bat is not getting a big score, in such a situation, questions are constantly being raised whether Virat Kohli gets a place in the playing-11 or not.

Recently, other veterans including former captain Kapil Dev raised questions about Virat, now Team India captain Rohit Sharma has openly supported Kohli and said that it does not matter to us what is going on outside.

When Rohit Sharma held a press conference after the end of the third T20 against England, during that time he was questioned about Virat Kohli. Rohit Sharma said here,

“These are not difficult situations for us, because we do not hear anything from outside. Who are expert people, why are they called experts? They are watching the game from outside, they have no idea what is going on inside.”

Rohit Sharma came out in support of Virat Kohli

Rohit Sharma said that we have a process, we make a team. These decisions are taken after thinking a lot, boys are backed. People outside do not know these things, what happens outside is not important to us, what is happening in our team is important to us. Form goes up and down for everyone, but the quality of the player is not bad.

The captain of Team India said that we back the quality of the player, bad form has happened to me too, it happens to everyone. If a player is doing so well for so many years, then in a series or two or a year or two, he should not be ignored. Those of us who are inside the team, who are running the team, we know how important that player is.

Virat Kohli has been failing for a long time

It is worth noting that Virat Kohli did not do anything amazing in the Edgbaston Test as well, recently he could score only 1, 11 runs in both the T20s. In such a situation, many veteran cricketers including Kapil Dev had said that the we should choose the player on the basis of their performance not on the basis of name.