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For Rohit Sharma Interview, Gautam Gambhir Asks For One Question From Virat Kohli. Gets Epic Reply

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Whatever happens on the field, stays on the field. Don't think there is a better sentence to describe the relationship between India head coach Gautam Gambhir and star batter Virat Kohli.

The two share a history when it comes to on-field altercations, having played plenty of cricket together and against each other.

The two Delhi boys, in a video shared by the BCCI, sat down to discuss their careers, highs and lows, and the on-field battles in the past.

During the light-hearted chat, Gambhir asked Virat, "So Virat, the next guest is Rohit. What do you want me to ask? What should be the first question?" Kohli told Gambhir to ask Rohit whether he eats soaked almonds in the morning.  "I think it is a very simple question to Rohit.

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