Who is the Indian cricket team's "Mr Fix-it"? Robin Uthappa reveals the information

According to former cricket player Robin Uthappa, experienced stars like Virat Kohli or KL Rahul may be the

The Indian cricket community was shocked to learn that a member of the squad was posing as "Mr Fix-it" and vying to succeed captain Rohit Sharma, according to an article published by The Indian Express. The report, which was released during the Border Gavaskar Trophy, shocked the cricket community and sparked speculation on social media about who this "Mr Fix-it" might be. Former Indian cricket player Robin Uthappa has now offered suggestions for possible suspects in this unidentified individual.

According to Robin Uthappa, "Mr. Fix-it" is:

"I am the type of person, if something is going on, I directly mention it," Uthappa stated in an interview with Lallantop. I know each member of the team personally. However, since each player has his own schedule and mentality, I avoid talking to any of them during a tour or tournament. It doesn't feel appropriate to enter their area at that point. I don't message or converse with anyone during a tournament, regardless of how well or poorly they play. I do send them a note to encourage them if they are acting badly. I congratulate them if they have performed well and set any records. However, except than that, I don't communicate.

"I have no idea who Mr. Fix-it is. However, if he's come out. It's referred to as conjecture. In my opinion, the Indian squad cannot function without fire. Senior players are involved. It is hypothetical in that regard. However, there is more to this than meets the eye. However, what matters to me is that the Indian squad is viewed favorably. Particularly when a significant series is in progress. Even if it does happen, keep it inside because this is the most important series. There's no reason to take it outdoors. It can be Virat Kohli or KL Rahul. Since Rahul has been with the team for the past eight-nine years, we do not believe he is a senior. The former cricket player for India added