The controversy surrounding IndiaThe chaos in the dressing room took a fiery turn when former cricketer Harbhajan Singh hit back at fans who made baseless allegations against him. Rohit Sharma. The drama unfolded after a report suggested that the head coach Gautam Gambhir He severely reprimanded the team after their heavy defeat in the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
Harbhajan defends Rohit against the allegations
Harbhajan Singh No one backed down when a fan accused Rohit Sharma of leaking sensitive information from the dressing room. The fan claimed that Rohit spread a “fake narrative” against Gambhir and his other teammates. Harbhajan, known for his outspoken nature, soon stepped in to set things right.
Harbhajan responded on social media, saying: “It seems you are getting information from the dressing room. Who is your source? Should I say so? I know who is playing this dirty game by paying you guys money to tweet about an honest man.” For mystery.
His fiery reaction reflected his frustration at what he described as a “dirty game” aimed at tarnishing Rohit's image. The veteran spinner demanded accountability and called out those spreading misinformation.
“I know who escaped,” says Harbhajan.
In another heated exchange, a fan hinted that true leaders don't abandon their teams midway through a series. Harbhajan's reply was sharp and ambiguous.
“Main jaanta hu kaun run tha. Yaad dilau? Kaaran bhi bataaunga, rongte khade ho jaayenge (I know who ran away. Should I remind you? I can tell you why too, you will get goosebumps),” he wrote. Which indicates that there is more to the story than meets the eye.
Rohit Sharma breaks his silence
Amid the mounting chatter, Rohit Sharma finally addressed the issue during the second day of the ongoing Sydney Test. Speaking to state media, the Indian skipper denied the off-field noise, stressing that it had no impact on the players.
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“It doesn't affect us because the players here are made of steel. We've tried our best to make players like that. You see, we can't control certain things, and we don't want to worry about those things. We don't want to waste time on it,” he said. Rohit stated, severely downplaying any distractions.
Rohit's struggle and his decision to step down
Rohit Sharma's absence from the Sydney Test has sparked further speculation. The decision to rest came after a series of poor performances, with the captain managing just 31 runs across three Tests at a dismal average of 6.20. His highest score was a mere 10.
In his absence, Shubman Gill He was brought in to bolster the batting order. However, Gill also couldn't do much magic in both innings and was dismissed cheaply.
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