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Junior Kohli's words were wrong.. No reply even when called: Ex-Indian spinner's sensational...

✍️ Suryaa Now Reporter • 📅 Sunday, 25 October 2026 07:05 PM

Suryaa Sports Desk: Senior players always reveal interesting things about getting a place in the Indian cricket team and being away from the team due to injuries.... Senior players always reveal interesting things about getting a place in the Indian cricket team and being away from the team due to injuries. Senior leg-spinner Amit Mishra, who has recently represented the Indian team, has sparked a huge debate in the cricket circles with his comments about his return to the national team. He alleged that the then head coach Anil Kumble and captain Virat Kohli did not keep the promises made to him during his earlier injury. Amit Mishra revealed that after recovery, he said that he will be included in the team directly, but after that he did not even respond to his calls. He said that he was hoping to be selected for the national team as soon as he recovered from a serious injury during an earlier series.

He recalled that coach Anil Kumble encouraged him when he was out of the team with an injury and assured him that he would be back in the team as soon as he regained full fitness. Similarly, Amit Mishra stated that when he contacted then captain Virat Kohli, he assured him not to worry and if he gets full fitness, he will definitely be in the team. However, after he fully recovered and proved his fitness, he explained the situation to captain Virat Kohli and he said that he will inform you in a week or ten days, Mishra said. But despite the passing of weeks and months, he did not get any response, even though he himself called or sent messages, he did not get the least response from Virat Kohli. He expressed his displeasure that some have been out of the team for a long time due to serious injuries, but they were given a chance again soon after recovery, but in his case, that rule was not applied. Amit Mishra criticized that these bitter experiences at the end of his career hurt him so much and he was not given clarity on this issue in terms of selection at that time.

He felt that it would have been better if someone had at least responded when a player wanted to be sidelined or their services were no longer needed. Now that these comments made by the former spinner are going viral on social media, the previous selection developments in Indian cricket have once again become a topic of discussion. Also Read: New Zealand announced the strongest team for the series with India.. Place for eleven international stars!

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