The on-field fight between Royal Challengers Bangalore star batsman Virat Kohli and Lucknow Super Giants mentor Gautam Gambhir after an IPL match is in the news these days.
People present there have different opinions about where the brawl started during the match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Lucknow Super Giants. Someone calls it childish; someone finds spice in this rivalry, while some believe such incidents should be avoided in the Gentleman’s game.
A big revelation has come from the conversation between the two giants during this fight by an eyewitness to the PTI. Naveen ul Haq was the center of this debate. Many videos of the debate have gone viral on social media. But no one knows what conversation occurred between Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir. But now, according to the eyewitnesses, the great war of words between them has been revealed.
Eyewitnesses of PTI told, “You all saw in the video that there was some conversation between Kohli and Mayers. During that time, Mayers asked Kohli why he was continuously abusing his team and players. After which, Virat asked him, ‘Why was he staring at him.’ Then Gautam Gambhir took Kyle Mayers away from Virat so the matter does not progress further.’
According to eyewitnesses, Gautam Gambhir, after realizing Virat Kohli’s comment, said, “Kya bol raha hai bol” (What are you saying). Virat responded, ‘I didn’t say anything to you; why are you entering.’ (Maine aapko kuch nhi bola, aap kyun ghus rahein) Gautam replied, ‘You abused my player and that’s like abusing my family” (Tune mere player ko bola hai mtlb meri family ko gaali diya hai).’ Virat replied, ‘Then you take care of your family’ (Toh aap apne family ko sambhal ke rakhiyea). Gambhir’s last reply before parting ways was, ‘So now I have to learn from you…’ (Toh ab tu mujhe sikhayega…..)
According to the eyewitness, the behaviour of both was childish. Earlier in 2013, too, there was a clash during the match between RCB and Kolkata Knight Riders. Kohli was on the way to becoming a superstar then, while Gambhir was the captain of KKR.
