Indian skipper Virat Kohli on Monday dismissed all media reports which have been claiming that he is having a rift with Indian opener Rohit Sharma post World Cup 2019.

From past few days, there are few reports which claimed a rift between captain and vice captain on Team India; the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is believed to be concerned on this and will be mediating to resolve the issues quickly.

With India exiting from the ICC World Cup 2019 without the cup, there are many departments that are being analysed to figure out a way out from the loopholes pertaining in the team. The BCCI is now discussing the idea of split captaincy between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli.

Just a couple of days have passed when India had to face defeat in the semi-final game of ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 against New Zealand, a news report has stated that the team is divided into two faction one that supports captain Virat Kohli and the other owing its allegiance to his deputy Rohit Sharma, but there is no division in the team.

With continuous performance from the Indian opener Rohit Sharma, the Indian team qualified for their 7th World Cup semi-final, with him becoming the only batsman to slam 5 tons in a world cup.

Exactly how nerve wrenching a final should be, IPL 2019 was true to its core, the last ball decider representing a true fight among the champions. Mumbai Indians won the final match with just one run against the Chennai Super Kings on Sunday.

After seven weeks of quality cricket, the final match got locked between the Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians on Sunday. Both the teams had reached the spot like champions and it was difficult to understand who will end up winning the game. And the thrilling last ball decided proved the assumption correct.

Helped by team physio Nitin Patel, he picked himself up and hobbled around the boundary rope, making a slow, painful walk to the dressing room. With him taking rest several times while walking down to the dressing room, it appears that the injury could be serious.

Cameras showed that the last ball bowled was a no-ball as Malinga overstepped, this was not spotted by the field umpire; angered with the incident, Virat Kohli slammed the umpire during the press conference.

ICC on Monday released a latest list T20I rankings where Team India lost their points after losing the recently concluded three-match series against New Zealand. However, Kuldeep Yadav and Rohit Sharma's personal performances gave them a boost in the list.