WTC Final 2023, Virat Kohli | After the flop in the first innings, fans got angry with this action of Virat Kohli, put class on social media
New Delhi: Virat Kohli, the former captain of the Indian team, could not show anything special in the first innings of the final match of the World Test Championship (WTC Final 2023). India’s start in the WTC final match was not very good. The star batsman of the Indian team got out early and returned to the pavilion. In this match, the fans had high hopes from Virat Kohli. But, he could not show anything amazing with the bat. At the same time, after getting out early in the first innings, a picture of Virat Kohli is going viral on social media. After seeing this picture, the fans are looking very angry. Read this too Fans got furious over Virat’s action In this match only 14 runs came off Virat Kohli’s bat. In this important match, he faced only 31 balls. At the same time, after getting out early, Virat Kohli did something, seeing which the fans are furious. Shortly after getting out, he is seen eating food. The fans got very angry with this act of Virat. Many people are venting their anger on social media. Fans say that even after getting out in such a big match, there is no pain of losing the wicket on Virat’s face. Indian fans be like : pic.twitter.com/ZVRwi8QWOW — Harshhh! (@Harsh_humour) June 8, 2023 ipl> playing for india#ViratKohli #wtc pic.twitter.com/OXNaIEhpL6 — Neha. (@ImNeha45) June 8, 2023 Imagine if this was RohitKohli fans would’ve run riotEditing & posting mockingNow where’re they Nb: I don’t find anything wrong in what Kohli doing but just checking where the Kohli fans are who used to say Rohit gets out early to eat pic.twitter.com/Xl10Suby7M — DONTOMJAMES (@DONTOMJAMES) June 8, 2023 India in danger of follow on Australia have scored 469 runs in the first innings. At the end of the second day’s play of this match, India scored 151 for the loss of 5 wickets in the first innings. In such a situation, India still needs 119 runs to avoid the follow-on. India still trail by 318 runs.