Former Indian batsman Robin Uthappa was a part of Kolkata Knight Riders from 2014 to 2019. Now he has made a big revelation about his last season with the franchise. The right-handed batsman said that Kolkata did not treat him very well as a senior, which was too bad.

Uthappa had said, “Lack of performance and judgmental decisions. For example, I remember when I was playing last year with KKR, I was absolutely fine. For whatever reason, in the end, personally From my perspective, I was not treated very well. And in that instance, I had a terrible day at work for KKR. Everyone could evaluate and criticize my work and I can tell you that after two-three months I switched off my comments on social media. “

He further said, “I quit social media because if I was on social media, I could feel the anxiety and depression coming back and I did. By then my son was one year old. Had a wife and a son and I didn't want to go through that whole move again. So, I had to make a very conscious choice to say, you know what?”

The former cricketer concluded by saying, “I don't want to deal with it. Let me serve my family and I had a bad day and a bad day doesn't determine my life and I know that bad day What was the reason and why did I reach there and all that, if I ever write a book then I will probably not write a book but will definitely share it.

Uthappa joined Rajasthan Royals for IPL 2020. After this, played the 2021 and 2022 seasons with Chennai Super. After this, he retired from all forms of cricket on September 14, 2022. Uthappa has scored 4952 runs in 205 matches played in IPL at a strike rate of 130.35. During this period he has scored 27 half-centuries. His highest score in IPL has been 88 runs.