Watch | Virat Kohli's 'arrogant' remark on commentators critical of his strike rate; netizens not impressed

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Who won yesterday IPL match? Top highlights of last night's CSK vs SRH match Taking a dig at his critics during the post-match discussions, Kohli said, “All the people who talk about strike rates and me not playing spin well are the ones who love talking about this stuff. But for me, it's just about winning the game for the team. And there's a reason why you do it for 15 years - because you've done this day in [and] day out; you've won games for your teams." "I am not quite sure if you've been in that situation yourself to sit and speak about the game from a box.

I don't really think it's the same thing. So for me, it's just about doing my job. People can talk about their own ideas and assumptions of the game, but those who have done it day in [and] day out know what's happening, and it's kind of a muscle memory for me now." However, Kohli's remark did not sit down well with former New Zealand skipper Simon Doull who stated that the former Indian skipper is reading a few things he shouldn't and there was no need to make such a remark.

Speaking to Cricbuzz, Doull said, “I think he is reading a lot of stuff on social media and is reacting to it. If he is not reading, then someone from his team is informing him about what is being said. He is a great player, and he did not need to react in that fashion after the match.

“This is not the first time this year. He has made a habit of making a point after the game. There is no need for him to read the rubbish on social media and then make big statments" the former Kiwi pacer added.