‘I am hot, I am naughty’: Ravi Shastri’s post breaks the internet | Cricket News

Former India all-rounder and head coach Ravi Shastri remains one of the country’s wittiest personalities. After his career as a cricketer, Shastri started working as a commentator and successfully served as the head coach of the Indian national men’s cricket team. Shastri, who is working as a commentator and commentator in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024, shared a witty post on social media on Wednesday, grabbing the attention of the entire social media world.

“I am handsome, I am naughty and I am sixty years old,” Shastri wrote in his post. It’s unclear what the context of the post was. This may have something to do with the advertising campaign signed by Shastri.

I’m handsome, I’m naughty, I’m sixty years old pic.twitter.com/oHBQw3WoIf

— Ravi Shastri (@RaviShastriOfc) April 10, 2024

Although Shastri is a notorious figure, he has also been vocal about his views on the ongoing IPL 2024. Shastri opened up about the controversy surrounding Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya. Recently, the former India coach gave Hardik his words of wisdom on how to deal with the team’s individual form and captaincy pressure.

“My take on Hardik is ‘calm, patient, ignore and then focus on your game’. You will get some performances… They are a great team if they win 3-4 One game and everything will settle down. You will, things will change,” he added.

On Rohit Sharma’s dismissal, MI captain Shastri said it all depends on what the team wants.

“Look, at the end of the day, this is not an Indian cricket team. This is franchise cricket. They pay high fees, they are the owners. They have the right to choose who is captained,” Shastri said.

However, Shastri did admit that the Mumbai Indians management could have handled the matter better.

“I think it’s something that could have been handled better, with clearer communication. If you want to be captain, say you’re looking to the future and looking to build, and as we all know we’re doing a fantastic job and we hope he can help in the Hardik will be sidelined in the next three years when the team progresses. To smooth this all over, there should be a little more communication. This is not about you saying “We don’t want Rohit Sharma” circumstances, or he was treated badly,” he added.

About the hate speech against Hardik, Shastri said, “You know social media. All kinds of things get exposed and there is a lot of nonsense out there. Some stories are made up. It’s just planted on other people’s names. .Ignorance is bliss.”