Aakash Chopra Fake Statement Shubman Gill: The Indian cricket team (Team India) recently visited Zimbabwe. In the absence of senior players on that tour, the BCCI sent a young team and the team was led by Shubman Gill. Under his leadership, the team performed brilliantly and won the series 4-1. However, during the series, Gill also came under the target of fans due to many of his decisions. Meanwhile, a false statement given about Gill in the name of Aakash Chopra is also making headlines on social media. The truth of which has been revealed by the former Indian batsman himself by sharing a video.

Akash Chopra's false statement about Shubman Gill went viral

Actually, during the series it was seen that a player who performed well in one match was rested in the next match without any reason. At the same time, Abhishek Sharma's position was also changed after playing a century. Fans were also a bit upset with this and Gill was also trolled on social media.

Meanwhile, a fake statement in the name of Aakash Chopra surfaced on social media, which said that Abhishek Sharma scored 100 runs in just 47 balls and then the insecure Shubman Gill never allowed him to open the innings. Parag was rested, fast bowlers were rested, Rutu was rested, Samson and Rinku did not get a chance to bat. But Gill wants to open the innings against Zimbabwe. Babar vibes.

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Now the former Indian batsman has shared a video on his official Instagram account and said that he has not given any such statement, it is completely fake. It is worth noting that Aakash Chopra is counted as one of the most popular cricket commentators in India and he is also very popular among the fans. Apart from this, Chopra is also very active on social media and keeps interacting with the fans through this.

The trend of posting such false statements in the name of former cricketers has increased a lot these days. Legends like Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar have also fallen victim to this. Talking about cricket, now Team India will tour Sri Lanka, which will start with the T20 match to be played from July 27.