Netizens lash out at Virat Kohli for being rude to journalist

The angry captain looked a bit annoyed and lashed out at journalist when asked certain questions.

Written By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 18 Jan 2018 03:52 PM (IST)

Netizens lash out at Virat Kohli for being rude to journalist Netizens lash out at Virat Kohli for being rude to journalist

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New Delhi: On Wednesday, Virat Kohli became a bit aggressive in a post-match conference, after India lost the second test in South Africa's Centurion by 135 runs. The irritated captain looked a bit annoyed and lashed out at a journalist when asked certain questions. The journalist asked him about fielding different teams in all the Test matches under him to which he replied, "How many Test matches have we won out of 34? How many have we won? How many have we won? 21 wins. Two losses. How many draws? Does it matter? Wherever we play we try to do our best. I'm here to answer your questions, not to fight with you."

Indian captain Virat Kohli is angry after defeat in Centurion..Fighting with South African Jouno says I am here to answer not to fight.#SAvIND #Centurion #Kohli #FreedomSeries #India #BBC #SouthAfrica pic.twitter.com/KzTdRa8MFf
— Sultan Mehmood Khan (@smk_77) January 17, 2018

Fiery press conference from Virat Kohli today. Counter-questioned me about "what is India's best XI" and later asked a South African journalist about "how many times SA have come close to winning in India". #SAvInd — Chetan Narula (@chetannarula) January 17, 2018

In no time, Twitter exploded with a lot of reactions. Some came to support him while majority bashed him for being so rude.

Virat Kohli carrying home pitch to South Africa for better performance in next match pic.twitter.com/9WHvZovC61
— Cool & Funny (@CoolFunnyTweet) January 17, 2018

Best 11 for India is the one which doesn't include Kohli. — EngiNerd. (@mainbhiengineer) January 17, 2018

I'm a viratian only, just want him to retire so that he doesn't have much defeat on his name
— EngiNerd. (@mainbhiengineer) January 17, 2018

What sort of reply is this, you are captain of INDIAN cricket team and you could have replied wisely @imVkohli #SAvIND though we are with you, but at least try to introspect what went wrong. Stop media interaction. We have seen post match summary already. Focus on 3rd test. — Bains Kapil ⌛️ (@BeingKapilBains) January 17, 2018

@imVkohli you should be thankful that you could redeem yourself to some extent courtesy the sub continent like pitch or it could be difficult to score even 15 in swinging & seaming conditions! Don’t be too arrogant. Treat teammates/ur deputy with respect #SAvsInd #IndvsSA
— Shail Upadhyay (@ushailendra) January 17, 2018

When you commit a mistake then politely accept it. Such reply implies arrogance of a fool. Player par excellence but a captain below par. Should have played Rahane and Bhuvi in both the tests. #IndvSA — अनुराग सूर्यवंशी (@anurag_surya) January 17, 2018

No doubt the guy is too good a player one can dream to be, but then he is too arrogant as well to the core actually. Cricket is never a one man game and he needs to understand that..
— Adi ツ (@Aditya_Kat0ch) January 17, 2018

I think every one is over reacting on indian performance in SA. #Viratkohli himself is not only responsible for what happened, its the overall performance of the team. As a true fan I keep my faith in my team in all conditions and so u should. — Aman khan (@RealPathan7) January 17, 2018

intensity on the field is good but sometimes if you loose you need to understand the reason of loss,this is the difference between king Kohli and cool ms Dhoni ,that's why Dhoni was one of the best indian skipper because he works on the weakness and is more of a thinking captain
— Manoj Patra (@manoj757) January 17, 2018