Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli Fight: Team India’s dashing batsman Shikhar Dhawan shocked his fans on Saturday (24 August) by announcing his retirement from international and domestic cricket. After this news, talks have started about him in the entire cricket world.

Let us tell you that during his career there was a time when the dispute between Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli created a lot of stir in the cricket world. The then captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni had to give clarification on this issue by holding a press conference. Let’s know what this matter is?

Was there a fight between Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan?

During the 2014-15 Australia tour, a journalist asked the then captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni about the ‘alleged’ fight between Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan. After this, Dhoni answered this question in his own style. Meanwhile, everyone was surprised to see the way Dhoni answered.

What did Dhoni say in the press conference on Dhawan-Kohli Fight?

Dhoni had said, “Yes, yes, there was a fight between Virat and Shikhar. Then Virat took out a knife and stabbed Shikhar. When he recovered, we immediately sent him to bat. Now a film should be made on this.”

Giving clarification on the issue of controversy, Dhoni said, “All this is fake, nothing like this actually happened.”

This is how dhoni answered when someone asked is there a rift between Dhawan and kohli

Next time when someone asks kohli about Rohit, he should answer like this 🤣🤣#viratkholi pic.twitter.com/dBuoji6jqu

— Sandy (@Scrummaaster) December 15, 2021

What is the whole matter of Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli fight?

During the 2014 Australian tour, there were reports that Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan had a fight in the dressing room after Australia lost the Brisbane Test. On the second day of this Test match, Shikhar Dhawan and Virat Kohli had an argument over batting. After this, the dispute escalated so much that the then team director Ravi Shastri had to intervene in the matter.

At that time, after the team’s defeat in the second Test, Dhoni, while giving the reason for the defeat, had said that some problems had arisen in Team India’s dressing room, there was no coordination, so the team lost the match, but Dhoni did not bring the dispute between the two batsmen into the picture.