A few days back Indian captain Virat Kohli had triggered chaos on social media with his post about MS Dhoni.
He had tweeted a picture of a memorable chase against Australia in the World T20 2016. MS Dhoni accompanied Kohli in that chase, and he tagged his senior in the post. Fans started speculating about MS Dhoni's retirement. The post which was tweeted without any context left the fans worried.
Later, BCCI chief selector MSK Prasad cleared that it's a hoax and there is no such news as of now.
Kohli, in the press conference before the first T20I against South Africa, revealed he had no idea things would escalate like this. It was a lesson for the Indian captain, and he accepted it.
"I did not have anything on my mind, I was just sitting at my home, and I just uploaded the picture. It became news, it is a lesson for me about what I think about myself, the world does not necessarily see it that way. That game is very special, I have not openly talked about it so that is why I uploaded the picture but people took it otherwise," Kohli said.
