Trending:Putin India visitRussia Ukraine peace dealTrump physical testUS-Venezuela tensionWord of the YearKantara controversyPrasad, Dasgupta warn BCCI as rumours swirl about Gambhir–Kohli fallout and Rohit’s ODI future: ‘Stop the ambiguity’FirstCricket Staff • December 2, 2025, 11:27:37 ISTWhatsapp Facebook TwitterAmid reports that Gambhir and Kohli are no longer on talking terms, former Indian cricketers MSK Prasad and Deep Dasgupta have called on the BCCI to end the chaos. AdvertisementSubscribe Join Us+ Follow us On GoogleChoose Firstpost on GoogleFormer Indian cricketers has warned against growing ambiguity in the ODI team. Images: PTI/ReutersFormer Indian team chief selector MSK Prasad and ex-wicketkeeper Deep Dasgupta have urged the current management, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) selectors, and the batting duo of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to set aside any differences that may exist and arrive at a clear conclusion on how they plan to execute the transition in the national side. Former India cricketers MSK Prasad and Deep Dasgupta’s advice has come at a crucial stage when an explosive media report has claimed that the environment in the Indian ODI side dressing room is very “poor” and that head coach Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli are no longer on speaking terms. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS ADTeam India’s dressing room discord raises fearA report in the Times of India has also claimed that Gambhir seeks full control of the dressing room in ODIs, a complete free will to implement his vision on the 50-over format, but the presence of Kohli and Rohit is proving to be an impediment. As a result, uncertainty continues around how long Kohli and Rohit will continue in the ODIs despite being in top form. In the Ranchi ODI vs South Africa on Sunday, Rohit made 57, while Kohli blasted 135. More from First Cricket IPL 2026 Auction: Maxwell opts out as 45 players register in Rs 2 crore base-price bracket, says report Exclusive | ‘Please support us, we play for India too’: India captain Deepika TC on winning Women’s T20 World Cup for blindBut as the stalwarts have retired from Tests and T20Is, there’s a feeling that it would be difficult for them to continue till the 2027 ODI World Cup.
