IND vs AUS: In a win against Australia, Virat Kohli played an important role with the bat, scoring 85 runs. However, he lost his wicket before finishing the match. Kohli also appeared in the dressing room after venting anger on himself.
On the basis of the spectacular half-century innings of Virat Kohli and KL Rahul, the Indian team managed to win the ODI World Cup 2023. The Australian bowlers had only scored 199 in this match, with a great performance by Team India bowlers. At the same time, India lost their 3 wickets on a score of 2 runs while chasing the target. However, Kohli and Rahul took the innings together to take the Indian team towards victory.
Rahul and Kohli had a match-winning partnership for the fourth wicket in which the two added 165 runs in 215 balls. However, when everyone felt that Chase Master Kohli would return after finishing the match, at the same time he took a pull shot at Josh Hazelwood’s ball with a personal score of 85 In an attempt to play, he took a catch at mid-wicket. When Virat Kohli was out, the Indian team had 33 runs and made up for the win at that time, so he also had a great chance to score a century.
Virat Kohli looked angry after being dismissed
Virat Kohli, who lost his wicket in an attempt to play a pull shot, appeared quite angry with himself for reaching the dressing room. Kohli was seen angrily beating his head. His disappointment can be clearly gauged that he wanted to come back after finishing this match. Kohli hit 6 fours in his 85-run innings with 116 balls in the face.
King #Kohli in the dressing room. It broke my heart 💔. pic.twitter.com/Rx5WdNXE7X
— Tamil Cinema (@tamil_cinima) October 8, 2023
Kohli left Sangkara behind in this case
In this match against Australia, Virat Kohli managed to set some new records thanks to his 85-run innings. In world cricket, Kohli has now become a batsman playing 50 or more runs for the most time as a middle-order batsman. Kohli has become the player to do this 113 times, leaving behind Sri Lankan veteran Kumar Sangakkara in this case.