Sabbir Rahman says he can be better than Virat Kohli. Twitter asks him to stop DREAMING!

After all these troll tweets, we hope sense dons in Rahman and he stops making such statements, which will agitate Virat fans

By: Ankit Banerjee |
September 5, 2017 11:34 am

Bangladeshi batsman Sabbir Rahman nose dived into a controversy after he claimed that he could be a better batsman than Indian skipper Virat Kohli. Currently. Currently, Virat Kohli happens to be the top ranked batsman in One Day International format. The Indian team is on a dream run in Sri Lanka, and so is the case with Bangladesh who just defeated the mighty Australians. Shakib-al-Hasan bagged the man of the match after he claimed five wickets in both the innings of the Test against. Bangladesh has been the rising stars of modern cricket after they made it to the semi finals of the ICC Champions Trophy 2017.

Virat Kohli just brought up his 30th century in the last ODI against Sri Lanka, whereas Sabbir Rahman has not scored a single century. Sabbir Rahman is a top order batsman and has been touted as one of the most promising batsmen in Bangladesh. But his statement has not gone down well with Virat Kohli fans, who asked Sabbir Rahman to stop dreaming and check the reality. The tweets that followed were even more hilarious.

Here is a screenshot of Sabbir Rahman statement:

Sabbir Rahman Tweet

TROLLS:

It’s now too much ___
Stop watching open eye dream
Virat & u ____
joke of the year

— _ m____n _ m__h_ _ (@madhu7781) September 4, 2017

___ keep crying baby .
&
Keep making own fun by watching these type of open eye dreams
Underestimate ___

— _ m____n _ m__h_ _ (@madhu7781) September 4, 2017

Happiness is when other players use @imVkohli as an example.

— vighnesh yadav (@yadav_vighnesh) September 4, 2017

It’s praiseworthy that u r dreaming big. But please don’t declare it officially like this! Better don’t try to b Kohli, try to b “Sabbir”

— tuba (@tasnim_nanjiba) September 4, 2017

U have to born 5 times again.. To become a batsman like VIRAT KOHLI

— Sonu Kumar Singh (@Sonu09011995) September 4, 2017

After all this trolling, we hope that Rahman comes back to his senses and stops making such dreamy claims. Bangladesh will, in all probability, be a strong contender for the 2019 cricket World Cup, which will be held in England.