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'Sponsored by Rohit Sharma?': Virat Kohli reading 'Detox Your Ego' confuses Twitterati

'Sponsored by Rohit Sharma?': Virat Kohli reading 'Detox Your Ego' confuses Twitterati

Virat Kohli

Twitterati enjoyed a field day afterVirat Kohli, captain of the Indian cricket team, was spotted reading a book titled 'Detox Your Ego' inside the dressing room during India vs West Indies Test match at Antigua.

The image immediately went viral on the social forums andfans started tweeting the picture with funnycaptions.

While many Twitter users connected the choice of book toVirat's alleged rift with teammate RohitSharma, which the skipper has denied during a press conference.

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After the Cricket World Cup 2019, rumours indicating issuesbetween both the cricketers intensified.

But Kohli turned down the word on the street, saying,"If I do not like a person or if I am insecure of a person, you will see that on my face or in my behaviour towards that person and that is how simple it is."

"I have always praised Rohit whenever I have had an opportunity because I believe he is that good. We have had no issues," Kohli added.

Despite all of that,the fans postedhilarious comments, read some of them:

"Just trying to think of who would have convinced Virat Kohli to read that "Detox your Ego" book. #WIvIND #INDvWI," one fan tweeted.

"Not the first time a Cricketer reading 'Detox Your Ego' #WIvIND," another fan tweeted.

"Detox Your Ego. Book Sponsored by Rohit Sharma? #WIvIND," one Twitter user wrote.

"Kohli reading a book "Detox Your Ego" Wonderful," another user commented.

"Did "Detox your Ego" Book writer/publisher plan this intentionally to promote his book? You know with the "Brand Virat Kohli" thing, you can't take this out of the picture #WIvIND," one fan tweeted.

"A book gifted by his Friend Mr.Sharma @imVkohli @ImRo45 @vikrantgupta73#INDvsWI #WIvIND @BCCI #detoxyourego @AnushkaSharma," another user tweeted.