The rebuttal David Warner gave to the troll who commented on Virat Kohli’s Instagram post was well received by the cricketing community

Despite the fact that Kohli and Warner have competed against each other frequently and even gotten into some heated arguments, it appears like the two have become friends over the course of the past few years.

On Friday, Virat Kohli took to Instagram to post a picture of his wife, the Bollywood star Anushka Sharma, along with a comment that was just beautiful. Emoticons were used to demonstrate his point that she was his entire world. David Warner, the batter for Australia, was one among the people who commented on the post, and he said “lucky man.”

There were some fans who tried to troll Warner while there were also many admirers who applauded Warner for his lovely comment. However, when Warner did answer to one of the users, he did not lose his temper. Instead, he just explained what he meant by his comment, which earned him additional applause from the fans.

The user had inquired, “What exactly do you mean when you say being lucky here?”

“@whokrishna7 In Australia, we have a proverb that goes something like this: “I’m blessed to have @candywarner1.” When we talk to other people, we usually tell them things like “you’re lucky mate” or “you’re blessed mate.” The several possible readings are to be expected at all times “Warner was the author.

Warner, in response to a comment posted by another user, stated, “we are really lucky to have very supportive wives.”

Despite the fact that Kohli and Warner have competed against each other frequently and even gotten into some heated arguments, it appears like the two have become friends over the course of the past few years.

Later this month, India will play host to Australia for three Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is), however Warner will not be participating in the tour.

However, he will compete in the 2022 Twenty20 World Cup that will be held in Australia beginning in October.

In the meantime, Kohli is participating in the Asia Cup alongside the rest of the Indian team in the United Arab Emirates.