Virat Kohli writes letter to Indian Cricket Board after heated altercation with Gautam Gambhir on field- Reports

Former RCB skipper and batting superstar Virat Kohli is continuously in the headlines of both social media and mainstream media. He is also a big center of discussion among the former cricketers and the experts of the game since an ugly verbal spat and confrontation took place between Virat and LSG mentor Gautam Gambhir.

Both 2011 World Cup-winning teammates engaged in a heated conversation just after the match between LSG and RCB on Monday night, the 1^st of May. In this match, LSG was defeated by a margin of 18 runs as they failed to chase down the target of 127 runs posted by RCB.

The altercation between Gautam Gambhir was found to happen on the grounds of the early argument between Kohli and young LSG pacer Naveen ul Haq in the 17^th over of the second innings. Later on, the Indian Cricket Board and IPL took action against both Kohli and Gambhir.

Both the veterans were slapped with fines of 100 percent of their match fees; Naveen ul Haq was also fined 50% of his match fees.

But it seems that this action from the Board didn’t go down well with the former Indian skipper and RCB batter Virat Kohli. The media reports have learned that he has written a letter to the Indian Cricket Board explaining his side of the story and also took a stand for himself by stating that he ‘didn’t say anything wrong’.

Virat Kohli to be in action against Delhi today

Talking about cricket, Virat Kohli will be in action with his franchise RCB in their 10^th match today against Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi from 7.30 PM. Notably, the Royal Challengers have recovered from some losses in the early part of the tournament and currently, they are placed in the fifth spot of the points table of the tournament.