Virat Kohli, DC VS RCB IPL 2025 During the Match Rajat Patidar Roasted online for collar | Cricket News
Yeni Delhi: Virat Kohli found himself at the center of criticism after an unfortunate escape containing Rajat Patidar. Delhi Capitals (DC) vs Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) match IPL 2025.
The incident occurred in the fourth of the RCB’s innings when Kohli hit the delivery of Kupar Kumar towards the error. Patidar, who was willing to play a quick single immediately, immediately responded, but was sent too late by Kohli.
Karun Nair went on the field at the small door, showing a great mind.
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He gathered the ball in a clean way and made a direct shot into the logs, and despite his helpless dive, he caught Patidar only short.
Patidar had to walk back for 6 running for 6 balls, and the fans were quick to blame Kohli for confusion. Social media platforms were overflowing with mams and angry reactions, roasted Kohli for the expensive mixture.
At this point, the RCB score was a worrying 26/3 after 4 seas, and 8 of the 10 balls of Kohi hit. He added more pressure to RCB’s inning.
After winning, Kohli met online criticism, and fans accused him to dismiss the unfortunate.
At the beginning of the match, RCB was successful with the ball. After winning the shot and choosing to make a bowl, they managed to restrict Delhi Capitals to 162/8. While Josh Hazlewood managed to blame for his tight lines, the spinists Suyash Sharma and Knal Pandya significantly slowed the ratio of scoring throughout the middle sea.
Kl Rahul was the most scorer of DC with a 41 patient from 41 of 39 balls, but Tristan Stubbs, who pushed DC to the totality of the fight, was late fireworks (34 closed 18).
Abhishek Porel made a quick start to DC with only 11 balls, but small doors continued to fall at regular intervals. In particular, against Hazlewood and Yash based, only a strong surface in the last few seas allowed Delhi to cross the 160 condition.
While chasing the RCB 163, Kohli’s mistake turned into a major speech point at the beginning of the Inning.
