Virat Kohli set to rejoin India’s World Cup squad. Sources within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have addressed the situation following Kohli’s withdrawal from the Indian team.
Virat Kohli, is expected to rejoin the team before the eagerly awaited ODI World Cup 2023. Having momentarily left the team for personal reasons, Kohli is now prepared to rejoin the team.
Sources within the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have addressed the situation following Kohli’s withdrawal from the Indian team. A BCCI official claimed that Kohli had requested approval from the team management and the board of directors to travel to Mumbai for personal reasons.
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This explanation puts to rest any rumors about his departure from the group
Reassuring the crowd, the spokesperson stated. ” He will be joining us later this evening and will be traveling with the team to Chennai tomorrow.”
The second warm-up game against the Netherlands slated to take place at the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram, and Kohli’s absence would have meant missing it. But the game had to be call off because of the poor weather.
Recent reports from Cricbuzz state that after India’s first practice match against England in Guwahati, Kohli left the team to fly to Mumbai. Unfortunately, rain play spoilsport, and that game also postponed.
It has been made known that Kohli is involve in a significant project for the ICC. Which oversees international cricket. Before traveling to Chennai, where India will play their opening match against Australia. He is expect to attend this engagement.
On Wednesday, the captains’ traditional pre-World Cup picture shoot is schedule to take place in Ahmedabad. All of the captains are anticipate to arrive in the city by tonight. Cricket fans are counting down the days before the ODI World Cup, which begins on Thursday, October 5, in Ahmedabad. The Indian team’s world cup campaign will get underway on October 8 against Australia.
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