India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin took a derisive dig at former Australian batsman Brad Hodge's apology to Virat Kohli after his comments regarding the Indian captain's decision to pull out of the Dharamsala Test due to a shoulder injury. Reacting to Hodge's 'sorry' Ashwin tweeted, "March 30 will be remembered as 'World Apology Day'." Hodge came under fire in the sub-continent for his suggestions that Kohli had not played the Dharamsala Test in order to save himself for the Indian Premier League (IPL).The Australian, coach of the Gujarat Lions team in the IPL, issued a long apology on Thursday morning to the Indian captain and passionate Indian cricket fans. "I take this opportunity to apologise to the people of India, cricket fans, the Indian national cricket team and particularly Virat Kohli for my previous comments," Hodge posted on Twitter.
