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Tezzbuzz|12-05-2024
Delhi: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) led by star batsman Shreyas Iyer has done wonders. Kolkata has confirmed its place in the playoffs by defeating Mumbai Indians (MI) in the 60th match of the 17th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). KKR also became the first team to qualify for the playoffs.
On the other hand, Mumbai Indians were already out of the race for the playoffs. In such a situation, Mumbai's defeat has not made much difference in the points table, but a photo of former captain Rohit Sharma is going viral on social media, on which fans are reacting in their own style.
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Actually, the match started late due to rain. At the same time, before the coin toss, former Mumbai Indians captain and veteran opener Rohit Sharma was seen talking to the players of Kolkata Knight Riders, where Kolkata's assistant coach Abhishek Nair, bowling coach Bharat Arun, KS Bharat and Manish Pandey were talking to Rohit. Be seen.
In such a situation, speculations regarding this have started in the market of rumours. There are speculations that the Hitman held a secret meeting with KKR players, as there is talk on social media that he may leave Mumbai Indians and join Kolkata Knight Riders in the next season. However, there is no proof of this and it is just speculation by fans on social media.
Recently a video of Rohit Sharma went viral
Earlier, KKR had deleted a viral video in which Rohit Sharma and Kolkata team's assistant coach Abhishek Nair were talking. At the beginning of the video, Rohit Sharma said, “Everything is changing. It's up to them, I don't pay attention to that.” However, the sound in the video is not clear, so some things are not even understood. After this Sharma said, “Whatever it is… it is my house, it is the temple which I have built.” Apart from this, many fans are also claiming that in the last line of the video, Rohit Sharma has said, “He will come to KKR.”
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