Former cricketer Jaffer said he supports an Indian left‑hander as Virat Kohli’s replacement at the No 3 batting position.
Why it matters
Kohli’s followers may care about any potential change to his spot in the batting order.
Key facts
- Jaffer said the replacement should be an Indian left‑handed batsman.
- The suggestion concerns the No 3 batting position in the lineup.
Evidence
Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.
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