NEW DELHI: India captain Virat Kohli has got an all clear in administrative manager Kapil Malhotra 's report on his differences with coach Anil Kumble , which primarily led to the former leg-spinner's exit after the Champions Trophy.While the administrative manager's report is mandatory after every home or away series that India plays, it is usually perceived as a formality.In the wake of Kumble's resignation though, the BCCI had specifically instructed Cricket Club of India (CCI)'s Malhotra to report any incident of discord between Kohli and Kumble when the team was in England.However, it has been learnt that Malhotra's report does not have mention of any controversial incidents. "Kapil Malhotra has submitted his report. At least there is nothing in the report which suggests that skipper Virat Kohli was ever rude to the coach or mention of any incident which could be termed as a breach of discipline," a BCCI source in the know of things told PTI on condition of anonymity.When pointed out that coach and the captain were not interacting with each other during practice sessions, the official replied: "He was specifically asked to mention any incident worth reporting which may have affected the dressing room environment or morale of the team. Nothing of that sort is there in the report. Richard Pybus, Venkatesh Prasad , Dodda Ganesh are the other candidates.

Source: Times of India July 02, 2017 12:11 UTC