Rohit Sharma's rift with Virat Kohli reaches Anushka Sharma, suggests his Instagram activity
Rohit Sharma has been raising qualms amongst fans over the rift intensifying owing to his social media activity.
Captain of the Indian team Virat Kohli and vice-captain Rohit Sharma have been making headlines lately over their reported rift, and it looks like the tensions have reach Bollywood star Anushka Sharma as well.
According to circulating reports, the 32-year-old batsman has been raising qualms amongst fans over the rift intensifying owing to his social media activity.
Mumbai Mirror reported that the right-handed batsman has unfollowed the Indian skipper’s wife Anusha Sharma on Instagram.
He had unfollowed Kohli already a long time ago amidst rumors of things heating up between the two.
The report also revealed that the strains had come afloat a while back when both openers for the Men in Blue, Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan had quit the management company that Kohli is associated with.
It added further that the cracks built up when the team’s World Cup journey to the final was cut short.
-
Japanese Grand Prix 2026: Kimi Antonelli beats George Russell in thrilling F1 qualifying
-
Larry Price, longtime Hawaii football coach, dies aged 90
-
Bronny James and Lebron James create NBA history with first ever father-son assist
-
WHL debut playoff win for Penticton Vees after dramatic overtime victory over Thunderbirds
-
Olympics transgender ban sparks global human rights backlash
-
Kenny Smith calls UNC coaching talk disrespectful after Hubert Davis firing
-
Darius Acuff Jr.’s family story revealed as Arkansas star credits parents for rise in March Madness
-
March Madness ends for Texas as Purdue wins on last second play in Sweet 16 clash
-
Erik Karlsson stays with Penguins as Detroit Red Wings face trade questions and playoff pressure
-
Matt Savoie making impact on Oilers top line while filling gap left by Draisaitl
-
Olympics ban transgender, DSD athletes from women’s sports
-
Timberwolves make NBA history with record-breaking overtime comeback