Ishan Kishan Gave An Epic Reaction From Dugout After Virat Kohli’s Half-Century: Indian batting maestro Virat Kohli bounced back in form as he found his long-lost touch in the longest format of the game on Saturday. Virat played one of the finest knocks of his career as he produced an incredible batting display during the fourth Test of the series in Ahmedabad, scoring a brilliant 186.
However, Kohli fell short of what would’ve been his eight double-century and seventh at home. Regardless, Kohli ended a long wait of three years in whites on Sunday.
On Day 4 of the ongoing 4th Test match, Virat extended his patient innings and converted his stunning knock to triple-digit figures before the end of the second session.
After the first half hour of the second session, Kohli scored a memorable century and became the quickest batter to touch the 75-century mark in international cricket. Kohli looked good to register a double century however, he eventually returned to the pavilion after scoring 186 runs off 364 balls, smashing 15 boundaries.
Ishan Kishan’s Epic Reaction Has Gone Viral
Meanwhile, a video featuring young opener Ishan Kishan‘s reaction from the dugout to Virat’s half-century has gone viral on the internet. Ishan, who warmed the bench in all four matches after not being able to break it into the playing XI was seen making a gesture toward Virat. Several pictures and videos of the same have been making rounds on the internet.
Check out the pictures:
Guess what he is thinking. 😠#KLRahul pic.twitter.com/kGyuWisXao
— Prayag (@theprayagtiwari) March 11, 2023
Funny moment between Kohli & Ishan. pic.twitter.com/w0UtD06Pr1
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) March 11, 2023
Meanwhile, the ongoing fourth Test match is a must-win match for India in order to qualify for the upcoming World Test Championship final. A win against Australia will confirm a place in the summit clash that will be played at The Oval in London from June 7 to June 11 against Australia.
However, if India fails to win, then their chances will depend on the result of the two-match Test series between New Zealand and Sri Lanka.
