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In IPL 2026, the match was played between RCB and Mumbai Indians on Sunday at Wankhede ground. In this clash, a video of Virat Kohli is going viral in which he is seen very angry. Kohli is seen throwing his helmet and gloves in anger. Let us tell you the reason for this.
Actually, in this match, Kohli played an inning of 50 runs in 38 balls, which included 5 fours and 1 six. He completed his half-century in 37 balls, but he was out on the very next ball.
Kohli tried to play an aerial shot on Hardik Pandya’s full toss ball, but the timing was not right. During the shot, the bat turned in his hand and the ball went straight into the hands of Suryakumar Yadav standing at long-on.
King Kohli looked angry
Kohli looked very disappointed after getting out. While returning to the pavilion, he threw away his gloves in anger and then threw his helmet on the ground. His reaction clearly shows that he wanted to make his innings bigger, but was very angry at being out early.
Rajat Patidar played a brilliant innings
In this match, after winning the toss, Mumbai had decided to bowl first. But RCB batsmen proved this decision wrong. Kohli and Salt hit stormy shots from the very first ball. Salt scored 78 runs in only 36 balls. But the real game started after his wicket fell.
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After Salt was out, Rajat Patidar came to bat. And he scored 53 runs in only 20 balls. This included 5 sixes and 4 fours. After this Tim David scored 34 runs in 16 balls. On the basis of which RCB scored 240 runs.
Even though Kohli scored a fifty in this match. But he was seen struggling to hit big shots. At the same time, Trent Boult was the most expensive for Mumbai. Who spent 50 runs in 4 overs. Bumrah could not take a wicket in this match also. However, he spent only 35 runs.
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