Virat Kohli likes to sledge the rival players, and there is a feeling that he is ahead of other Indian players in this department of the game. Be it international cricket or the Indian Premier League, Kohli doesn’t hesitate to take on the players of other teams.

However, he doesn’t top the list of the biggest sledgers if Cheteshwar Pujara is to be believed.

Pujara took Rishabh Pant’s name as he likes to exchange words with the opposite numbers now and then. “Rishabh Pant talks a lot with the rival players, but he doesn’t cross the line. Pant’s words are never hurtful, as he doesn’t say personal stuff. He has a habit of enjoying on the field and keeping himself in the game by saying a few words to opposite numbers,” Cheteshwar Pujara said on Star Sports.

The left-handed batter is famous for his one-liners, and his exchanges with Tim Paine were the talk of the town when India was on a tour of Australia in the past.

Meanwhile, he has become the most expensive player in the Indian Premier League’s history after the Lucknow Super Giants bought him for INR 27 crore in a mega auction.

Delhi Capitals, his previous franchise, also tried to get him back, but LSG’s bid ended their hopes.