Virat Kohli gave Shahrukh Khan a suicide note©
Royal Challengers Bengaluru superstar Virat Kohli was in superb form in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match against Gujarat Titans on Sunday. Whether it was on the field, with the bat or with the microphone in his hand, Kohli was on fire throughout the match. While his moment to bat came later in the match, the RCB star made his aggression visible early in the field. After Bengaluru pacer Mohammed Siraj cleared away Gujarat batsman Shahrukh Khan, Virat could be seen giving the batsman a farewell from the boundary rope.
In a video that has surfaced on social media, Kohli can be seen pointing towards the pavilion soon after Siraj Shahrukh had bowled. Here's the video:
Virat Kohli lost my respect
Because he has no respect for any young cricketer
Virat Chokli gave a farewell signal to Sharukh Khan, who scored 58 runs off 30 balls.
He is jealous of youngsters because they play with a high success rate.#GTvRCB pic.twitter.com/BQdC01gqA7– Honest RCB fan (@HonestRCBFan18) April 28, 2024
Kohli went on to score a 44-ball 70 in the match, while his teammate Will Jacks recorded a 41-ball 100. The start that Virat gave RCB, especially when Jacks struggled to get the ball in the middle, provided the right platform for the Bengaluru franchise to chase. below the target of 201 runs.
After the match, Kohli made sure to address the critics about his thinking on the chatter surrounding his strike rate and him not playing spin bowlers well.
“All the people who talk about strike rates and me not playing well are the ones who talk about these things. For me it's about winning games for the team and there's a reason why you've been doing it for 15 years do, you.” You've done this day in and day out, you've won games for your teams, I'm not entirely sure that if you haven't been in that situation yourself, you should start talking to me about the game People can do this day in and day out talk about their assumptions, but those who have done that day in and day out know what happens and it's kind of a muscle memory for me now,” he said.
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