India coach Anil Kumble on 24 November completely rejected charges of ball altering leveled against captain Virat Kohli, by the British media. He expressed that he doesn't have faith in "offering the wind to such stories".
A British newspaper distributed footage of Kohli applying spit to the ball amid the primary Test against England at Rajkot. Be that as it may, there were no grumblings made by the meeting group or the match ref to the ICC inside the window of five days - an unquestionable requirement according to world cricket's administering body's condition.
The ICC has as of now said it won't make any examinations according to rules.
To the extent I am concerned, neither the umpire nor the match ref ever came to us discussing it. We might absolutely not want to give an excessive amount of twist to the story," Kumble told media persons today, clearing up his and the group's remain in the matter.
The incredible spinner said he was not in the slightest degree annoyed by what the British media has reported.
"There is nothing to stress over. Individuals can charge and compose whatever they need in the media. To the extent we are concerned, none of our players were a piece of such action."
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