I have come to play in the IPL, not to take abuses… Naveen-ul-Haq roars after controversy with Virat Kohli
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I have not come to listen to abuse
According to a report in the Indian Express, after the whole controversy, Naveen-ul-Haq told a fellow cricketer of his team Lucknow Supergiants that he had come to India to play in the IPL, not to listen to abuse or abuse from anyone. During the match, Naveen got into an argument with Virat twice. The first time when he was batting, Kohli was seen sledging him and the second time during the handshake after the match. The video of both the incidents is viral on the internet. The next day of the match, while sharing a story on Instagram, marking Virat Kohli, Naveen-ul-Haq wrote, ‘You got what you deserve, it has happened, it will happen.’
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It has been exciting for cricket to return from Kabul to Pakistan and back to Afghanistan. Growing up, Naveen became a big fan of Indian cricket. According to Naveen, ‘I used to watch every match of India. This is where my love and passion for cricket started. Parents used to give permission to play cricket outside the house for a few hours only on weekends. I used to be a wicket-keeper batsman then. I used to hate bowling. I loved batting in tape ball cricket. There used to be a lot of fights with my elder during the match.
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In a short career of seven ODIs and 27 T20 Internationals, Naveen-ul-Haq has come across the likes of Shahid Afridi, Mohammad Amir and now Virat Kohli. In an old interview, he had said on his habit of quarreling, ‘People say that I am not like this outside the field. I smile I joke with my friends. I am not that serious, but one has to be a little serious on the field, whether playing franchise cricket or representing my country… If someone tells me something, I will not hold back.
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