‘I always see Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma talking to Gautam Gambhir… they discuss ODI plans': Sitanshu Kotak refutes rumours of misunderstanding

India batting coach Sitanshu Kotak dismissed rumours of miscommunication between the team management and legendary Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, besides emphasizing that they are communicating with th Yes, regularly. “They discuss with Gautam (Gambhir) about the ODI formats, the matches we have and our plans to go to South Africa (World Cup in 2027),” he said.

“More But the time I'm there and if I'm listening. They definitely share experiences and I always see them talking. Obviously, in social media, you see a lot of things that I see I try to avoid it, "he quipped.

Shubman Gill displaced Rohit as ODI captain along with rumours of Rohit and Kohli retiring from Tests. According to reports, Bo Lord's convened a meeting to fix communication issues between senior players and selectors during the South Africa series. But Kotak insisted that senior players and team management are on the same page ं।

“He's a gh professional. So I don't think they need to say they need to do this or that. In fact, the amount of experience they have, they share a lot of ideas with other players s and they do the discus, "he said.

He said the two have discussed their future with Gambhir. “Look, they're both very senior and very experienced. They definitely plan e. They want to practice in all places. If they think they need it, they'll leave a few days early. They practice because they have both been such outstanding players for India as well. Not-so-wise and all, they're fantastic. What they have to do now. They know what their body needs, not just batting, even fitness, whatever their needs are, ”he says without stopping.

Team management Neither talks about the couple's future. The selection committee is also not bouncing the gun. However, the pair has been exceptional. Since the South Africa series, Kohli has scored two centuries and more than fifty points (twice unbeaten). He has a huge record on this ground (226 runs in four matches at an average of 56.50). He has batted with free-spirit, he is enjoying every run. Bi G score largely avoided toned Rohit has gone but he is also seen in the delightful Nick.

Meanwhile, the Indian team management may look at Nitish Reddy as an alternative to the injured Washington Sundar, who suffered a rib injury during the first ODI in Vadodara And it was. He is an even more likely candidate to take his place as they clearly want someone who can chip in with a few overs, apart from specialist bowlers, especially the at a high scoring ground like the SCA Stadium in Rajkot.

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