"I Know Who's Playing Dirty": Harbhajan Singh On Rohit Sharma-Dressing Room Leak Allegations
Harbhajan Singh came out in support of star batter Rohit Sharma after a user on X accused the India captain of leaking dressing room discussions.
- NDTV Sports Desk
- Updated: January 05, 2025 11:33 am IST
Former spinner Harbhajan Singh came out in support of star batter Rohit Sharma after a user on X accused the India captain of leaking dressing room discussions. Reports have been circulating on social media over a possible rift within the team, and Rohit's exclusion from the playing XI for the ongoing Sydney Test has further intensified those claims. Ahead of the Sydney Test, India head coach Gautam Gambhir had rubbished the claims of a rift in the dressing room, saying that they were "just reports, not truth".
"Indian cricket will be in safe hands till honest people stay in the dressing room. Only thing that keeps you in the dressing room is performance. There were honest words and honesty is important," Gambhir told the reporters.
On Saturday, a user on X alleged that it was Rohit who leaked the information from the dressing room to tarnish the image of head coach Gambhir and the players.
Replying on the post made by the user named @TheWorldBeater, who said: "Yes, Rohit Sharma has leaked information with salt & pepper to create fake narrative against Coach and team mates," Harbhajan made an explosive claim.
See his reply here:
Amid the ongoing Test in Sydney, a report in The Australian claimed that the Indian team's unexpected act at Perth triggered quite a few questions after the players broke into different groups as they ventured out to celebrate the win.Â
While it was expected that the entire team would go out together and celebrate the win together, it all actually happened in different groups.
India head coach Gautam Gambhir was spotted enjoying a quiet Indian meal with his family while some of the youngsters in the team were seen later at night floating around Hay Street. In fact, a senior member of India's support staff reportedly offered his own credit card to pay for the players' drinks but no interest was shown.
The reporter then claimed to have had an encounter with a reserve member of the Indian team at a kebab shop at 1.45 am the night before one of the Tests on the tour.