On the latest episode of The ICC Review, Australia great and ICC Hall of Famer Ricky Ponting defended his stance on Virat Kohli’s form following Gautam Gambhir's questioning.

Ricky Ponting reignited his feud with Gautam Gambhir, suggesting the Indian coach's criticism of his Virat Kohli comments stemmed from India's recent Test series loss to New Zealand. Ponting defended his assessment of Kohli's form,

A couple of days after calling him a ‘prickly character’, Australia legend Ricky Ponting has launched a fresh attack against Team India head coach Gautam Gambhir. This issue began when the former Australia captain raised concerns over India’s star batter Virat Kohli’s ongoing rough patch in Test cricket.

Ricky Ponting recently stated concerns regarding Virat Kohli's form before the BGT since Kohli has been recently going on a lean patch.

Ponting, in an interview to ICC, had said that Kohli’s poor form was a concern and any other player would have struggled to keep his spot in the Test side with just two hundreds in five years

Gambhir, when asked about Ponting's comments, said the Australian legend needn't be concerned about Indian cricket

Former Australia wicketkeeper batter touched upon Gautam Gambhir's one match man after physical altercation with Shane Watson in 2008 amid his ongoing row with Ricky Ponting.

Melbourne: Responding to Gautam Gambhir's jibe at him, former Australia skipper Ricky Ponting on Wednesday said the India head coach was a "prickly character" and insisted that his comments on Virat Kohli should not be construed as a dig on the star batter,

Before Team India left for Australia, head coach Gautam Gambhir dominated the headlines by blasting Australian legend Ricky Ponting who had raised fingers on Virat Kohli’s spot in the Indian Test team.

Describing Gautam Gambhir as a "prickly character," Ricky Ponting said that he's "had a bit of history" with India head coach.

Ricky Ponting and Gautam Gambhir exchange sharp words over Ponting’s comments on Virat Kohli, sparking off-field tensions ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.