Fact-Check: Has Naveen-ul-Haq Really Apologized To Virat Kohli?

Naveen-ul-Haq had a memorable time in the ongoing 2023 edition of the Indian Premier League for more than one reason. While he was incredible with the ball, giving some crucial performances, however, more than his performance, he was all over the news for all the controversial reasons.

Has Naveen-ul-Haq Really Apologized To Virat Kohli?

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Naveen became a household name in India after he got involved in a heated on-field spat with batting superstar Virat Kohli. His fight with Kohli was taken very personally by the Indian fans, who trolled him throughout the season.

Meanwhile, a tweet from his parody account has been making rounds on the internet, across social media. Fans are taking the parody account as an original account and are feeling happy that he has finally apologized for his behavior with Virat Kohli.

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Yes, the parody account has apologized to Virat Kohli and people are thinking that it is the original Afghan player who has apologized to the RCB batting superstar.

Check out the viral tweet:

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The Tweet went crazily viral on Twitter and was soon flooded with replies from the fans.  Check out the reactions of the fans:

Naveen reacts to “Kohli Kohli” Chants

Meanwhile, after LSG was knocked out of the IPL, Naveen was asked about the crowd reception and the pacer gave a shocking reaction as he claimed that he enjoys the chants as it gives him the passion to play well. He said:

“I enjoy it. I like everyone on the ground chanting his (Virat Kohli) name or any other player’s name. It gives me the passion to play well for my team,” said Naveen at the post-match presentation. 

“Well I don’t concentrate on the outside or the noise from outside or anything else. I just focus on my own cricket and my own process. Crowd chanting or anyone saying something doesn’t affect me. As professional sportsmen, you have to take this in your stride. One does when you don’t good for your team, fans are going to give it to you. And when you do good for your team, the same people are going to chant your name. Basically, this is part and parcel of the game.”