Ellyse Perry gives tactful reply to a tricky question about Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni

Ellyse Perry (Image credit: Twitter)

The Bangalore team never fails to entertain its fans and the team management makes its players feel like the franchise is their second home. The franchisee celebrates every festival and usually conducts some or the other kind of activities to keep the members' bond strong. Even though their women's team did not get off to a good start in the ongoing Women's T20 League season, the enthusiasm of the players has not diminished.

Players usually appear for their franchise media and in one such chat, Bangalore all-rounder Ellyse Perry participated in a Q&A session where she was asked a tricky question about Virat Kohli and former India captain MS Dhoni.

Kohli and Dhoni are two greats of the game and choosing a favourite among them is the most difficult task for any cricket fan. Perry faced the same dilemma here when she was asked to choose one of the two as her opening partner. However, the Aussie star gave an interesting reply to the question, which did not upset the fans of both players.

The Bangalore media asked, "Who would you pick as opening partner, Kohli or Dhoni?" Perry replied, "I will pick both of them to open together so I can watch from outside."

Can Kohli perform well in the 4th Test against Australia?

Virat Kohli is currently part of the Indian team for the series against Australia. Kohli, who has found his batting rhythm in the shortest format of the game, is yet to play an impressive innings in Tests. Having failed to perform well in the first three Tests, he will surely be eager to score runs for his team in the fourth Test starting tomorrow. The Ahmedabad game is important for India to secure a place in the World Test Championship final and also to clinch the series.

Meanwhile, former India wicketkeeper-batter, MS Dhoni, will play for the Chennai franchise in the Indian T20 League 2023, which is set to begin form later this month. Fans are really excited to see Dhoni back on the field, but at the same time, they are saddened as the latest edition of ITL will probably be the 41-year-old's last feature in all formats of cricket.