T20 World Cup: Virat Kohli handled breach of privacy well, says coach Rahul Dravid | Cricket News

India head coach Rahul Dravid said Virat Kohli had handled an invasion of his privacy at a Perth hotel well and the batsman was in good spirits ahead of their 20-20 World Cup match with Bangladesh on Wednesday.
People entered Kohli’s hotel room and posted a video of his clothes and belongings on social media on Monday and the former India captain said in an Instagram post that he felt “very paranoid” about his privacy.

“It was disappointing. It’s not very comfortable for anybody, let alone Virat,” Dravid told reporters in Adelaide on Tuesday.
“We have flagged this with the relevant authorities. They have taken action and hopefully incidents like this will not happen in the future. Hopefully people are a lot more careful because this is the only place where you are away from people’s prying eyes and without the media glares at you.
“It’s not a very nice feeling but he’s handled it well. He’s good, he’s here at training and absolutely perfect.”
Crown Resorts said they were aware of the footage filmed by a contractor working for him Burswood hotel and casino complex and apologized to Kohli. They said they took immediate action to correct the issue.