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Shubman Gill’s Cryptic Post After GT Crush RCB Fans Claim It Targets Virat Kohli

Gill’s ‘Eyes on the game’ post sparks speculation among fans….

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Gujarat : Titans (GT) captain Shubman Gill has set social media abuzz with a cryptic post following his team’s dominant eight-wicket victory over Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) at the M. Chinnaswamy Stadium. Shortly after the match, Gill took to X (formerly Twitter) and posted, “Eyes on the game, not the noise.”

This seemingly simple message has led to widespread speculation among fans, many of whom believe it was directed at RCB’s star player Virat Kohli. Kohli was seen animatedly celebrating during the match, and some fans suggest that Gill’s post was a subtle response to the intensity displayed on the field. Others believe it was aimed at the online trolls who have been targeting him and his family.

The controversy stems from a similar incident in May 2023 when GT’s victory over RCB in the Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs led to Gill and his sister, Shahneel Gill, facing a barrage of online abuse. Following that match, Shahneel had posted celebratory pictures on Instagram, which triggered hateful comments from angry fans. The backlash was so severe that the Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) took suo-moto cognizance of the issue and demanded action against the abusers.

In light of this history, many fans believe that Gill’s recent post is not just a response to the on-field rivalry with Kohli but also a firm stance against online negativity. His message emphasizes focusing on performance rather than external distractions.

As the debate continues on social media, Gill has chosen to remain silent, letting his performance on the field do the talking. Meanwhile, Gujarat Titans’ latest win has strengthened their position in the IPL, and with Gill leading from the front, the team looks set for a promising season ahead.


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