Perth: The Indian cricket team yesterday tried to play down Tuesday's incident when vice-captain Virat Kohli hurled abuses at a national daily correspondent during the team's training session. <img title="Virat Kohli. Pic/AFP" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2015/mar/5Virat-Kohli-1.jpg" alt="Virat Kohli. Pic/AFP" /> Virat Kohli. Pic/AFP&nbsp;
A furious Kohli allegedly used abusive language against the reporter to the shock of many journalists present at the Murdoch Oval here.
The Indian team said no abusive language was used and that Kohli had apologised directly to him.
"There was a misunderstanding and no abusive language was used. Virat has spoken to the concerned gentlemen (sic) immediately and matter ends," India team's media manager RN Baba said in a statement.

The Indian cricket team yesterday tried to play down Tuesday's incident when vice-captain Virat Kohli hurled abuses at a national daily correspondent during the team's training session

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The Indian cricket team yesterday tried to play down Tuesday's incident when vice-captain Virat Kohli hurled abuses at a national daily correspondent during the team's training session

ICC World Cup: Team India says Virat Kohli did not abuse journalist

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