Virat lost his temper after getting out, started fighting with the audience, caught by the security guard and took him away – Read

Virat Kohli’s bat did not work in the first innings of the Melbourne Test, but he was hitting sixes and fours on the controversial pitch again and again. Virat Kohli is once again embroiled in controversy. After getting out in the first innings of Melbourne Test, Virat Kohli fought with the fans. A video from the Melbourne ground has gone viral on social media where Virat Kohli was seen speaking aggressively to some Australian fans.

Uproar after Virat’s wicket

When Virat Kohli was leaving the field after getting out, the Australian players booed him. As soon as Virat Kohli started going inside the pavilion, the fans said something to him which made the player feel bad. After this Virat Kohli came back outside and started arguing with people. The next moment the security guard present there intervened and took Virat inside.

Virat Kohli almost recreated that incident with a CSK fan at Wankhede pic.twitter.com/35qDBKxuv3

— Pari (@BluntIndianGal) December 27, 2024

Controversy erupts for the third time in Melbourne

Virat Kohli has been embroiled in controversy since the beginning of the Melbourne Test. On the first day, Virat Kohli had hit Australian opener Sam Constance on the shoulder, after which this player’s match fee was deducted. After this, when the Australian fans booed him while fielding, he spit chewing gum at them and now Virat Kohli has argued with the Australian fans after getting out.

Virat made the same mistake again

Virat Kohli scored only 36 runs in the first innings of Melbourne Test and once again he lost the wicket due to his old mistake. This right-handed batsman tampered with the ball outside the off stump and as a result he was out. Before the wicket of Virat Kohli, Team India also lost the wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal who was run out after scoring 85 runs. After his wicket, Team India lost the next three wickets for 6 runs. Overall, the second day also proved to be very disappointing for Team India.