Mitchell Starc's personal message to Virat Kohli gets leaked after the Australian mistook fake account as real

New Delhi: Australian speedster Mitchell Starc, who had to leave the recently concluded India – Australia Test series mid way after sustaining a stress fracture on his foot, sent a personal message to Indian skipper Virat Kohli, congratulating him for series win and touching up on a couple of more subjects.

Starc's message, however, instead of getting delivered in right Virat Kohli Twitter account (@imVkohli), landed up in a parody account (@imVkohIIi).

The owner of the parody account didn't hesitate in sharing the Aussie pacer's message to public.

This is what @mstarc56 message me by mistake instead of @imVkohli yestarday! @BrokenCricket @SirJadeja @RCBTweets @cricketaakash pic.twitter.com/E1Z12MIWQu — Virat Kohli (@imVkohIIi) March 31, 2017

"Hey friend :) Hopefully I don't have to look for a new ipl team?? Haha media hey!

Didn't get a chance to have a proper catch up mate but Congrats on the series win and on your summer personally... I hope that shoulder is on the mend and not too bad. Good luck for the ipl, here's hoping to an RCB win. Cheers mate," Starc's message read.

While Kohli had restructured his friendship status with Aussie players, Starc is one of those who has spent quite some time playing the Indian superstar, playing for IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore.

The 28-year-old Kohli, is set to miss out early action of the Indian Premier League Season 10 following the shoulder injury he suffered during Ranchi Test against Australia. In his absence, South African star AB de Villiers is set to lead the side, as RCB kick-off their campaign on the first day (April 5) itself.

NOTE: We do not take accountability for the credibility of the message Twitter user (@imVkohIIi) shared through his account.