Virat Kohli clashes with Khaleel Ahmed, shoves him pot-match, CSK pacer left stunned, says ‘bhaiya bowling…’

Throughout an early stage of the match, bowler Khaleel Ahmed delivered a bouncer to batsman Virat Kohli. Ahmed’s follow-through introduced him near Kohli, who responded with an intense glare.

New Delhi: Throughout a tense Chennai Tremendous Kings versus Royal Challengers Bangalore match, Virat Kohli’s frustration with Khaleel Ahmed led to a short, heated trade in the course of the post-game handshake. Kohli’s interplay with Ahmed was brief, however visibly included displeasure earlier than he moved away.

Chennai Tremendous Kings suffered their first Chepauk defeat to Royal Challengers Bangalore since 2008. RCB dominated the match, stopping Chennai from recovering.

Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) gained the toss and selected to subject first in opposition to Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) at Chepauk Stadium. RCB’s Virat Kohli opened the batting, dealing with CSK’s Khaleel Ahmed, who bowled the primary over. A tense second occurred when Khaleel bowled a bouncer to Kohli and their interplay in the course of the follow-through resulted in a confrontational trade of glances.

Following the sport, gamers from each groups exchanged handshakes. A quick trade occurred between Virat Kohli and Khaleel Ahmed, with Kohli expressing his dissatisfaction. Ahmed responded by requesting the chance to bowl successfully “Bhaiyya bowling toh karrne do dhang se (let me bowl correctly).” MS Dhoni, the previous CSK captain, noticed the interplay from a close-by place.

Following their match, Khaleel Ahmed spoke with Virat Kohli, who was already conversing with Ravindra Jadeja. Kohli appeared engaged within the dialogue, whereas Ahmed gave the impression to be offering his perspective on the occasions.

Kohli struggled to attain rapidly on Friday, managing 31 runs from 30 balls on a gradual Chepauk pitch. Khaleel bowled economically, taking one wicket for 28 runs in his 4 overs.

RCB, boosted by Rajat Patidar’s half-century and supporting scores, set a difficult 196/7. CSK, nevertheless, struggled in response, managing solely 146/8 after early wickets and a scarcity of serious partnerships.

Regardless of being dropped 3 times by Chennai Tremendous Kings fielders, Patidar capitalized on the probabilities, scoring an important 51 runs from 32 balls, together with 4 fours and three sixes, to spice up his staff’s run charge within the center overs. Tim David’s fast 22 runs off eight balls compensated for a interval of slower scoring earlier within the innings.