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Virat Kohli condemns ‘appalling’ breach of privacy at Perth hotel

Posted on October 31, 2022June 24, 2025 by Dissent

David Charlesworth reports:

Virat Kohli has condemned an “appalling” breach of privacy which has left him “very paranoid” after a stranger appeared to film themselves in the India batter’s hotel room.

Kohli was not present when the incident occurred but shared on Instagram a video first posted elsewhere of what seems someone filming the former India captain’s room and possessions at a Perth hotel.

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