Star Indian batsman Rohit Sharma has raised many eyebrows after he liked a tweet by a Twitter user who pointed out how the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had different rules for different players.

Recently, Indian skipper Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma was trolled after she was photographed attending Team India’s official event while the families of other cricketers have reportedly been asked to stay away.

BCCI on Tuesday posted a picture of Team India from its official Twitter handle and the presence of Anushka Sharma in the photograph saw a lot of negative reactions from Twitterati.

#TeamIndia members at the High Commission of India in London. pic.twitter.com/tUhaGkSQfe

— BCCI (@BCCI) August 7, 2018

Questioning BCCI’s dual standard over WAGs a Twitter user wrote, “@ImRo45 void is filled up by @AnushkaSharma I believe WAG’s are not allowed till 3rd test. Different rules for different players!.” And the tweet was liked by ‘hitman’ Rohit Sharma.

@ImRo45 void is filled up by @AnushkaSharma 😆 I believe WAG’s are not allowed till 3rd test. Different rules for different players!

— Kevin Mario (@imkevmar) August 8, 2018

Here is what Twitter has to say about it:

I think he’s account is hacked otherwise he wudn’t have liked your tweet

— Crazy_Indian😎❤ (@CricketSpace14) August 8, 2018

What proof Rohit has that Virat dint take prior permission from BCCI.
Just the way Rohit took special permission to delay his yoyo test cos he was out of the country or miss the CT 2017 warm up game last year due to a wedding
No different rules for different players there?

— Krishna (@krisbangalore95) August 8, 2018

If Rohit liking this tweet isn’t a mistake, I hope @BCCI view it seriously
He can’t pull his captain down and get away with it

— Krishna (@krisbangalore95) August 8, 2018

Mote ese tweets like krne se achha hai mehnat kar sayad jagah mil jaaye team me 🙂

— ᴋᴀᴘᴛᴀᴀɴ (@KaptaanFearless) August 8, 2018

Notably, before the start of India’s Test series, BCCI had confirmed that the WAGs (wife and girlfriends) of any the players would be given only 14 days to accompany their partners and that will be after the first three Tests.

Interestingly, Rohit Sharma also liked a tweet in which a Twitter user had questioned his exclusion from Test squad.

“Rohit Sharma averages 58.19, batting at no 6 in tests. That is more than any batsman playing currently in the world,” read the tweet that was liked by Rohit Sharma.