Why are people surprised after seeing Virat Kohli’s first six? Watch Video

By Samira Vishwas On Dec 5, 2025

Virat Kohli had made his fans very happy by scoring a explosive century in the Ranchi ODI, but in the Raipur match, he showed a style which even his fans had not expected. Virat, who usually starts the innings in a calm and composed manner, appeared in a different color this time.

Opened the account by hitting a six on the first ball

In Raipur ODI, he opened his account by hitting a six on the very first ball, which has happened for the first time in his career. Virat Kohli starts scoring runs with the help of singles or fours, but in Raipur he surprised everyone with his aggressive attitude.

How did Virat hit a powerful six?

Virat scored his first run on the ball of South African fast bowler Lungi Ngidi. Ngidi bowled him a short pitch ball towards the body, on which Virat played a brilliant pull shot and took the ball outside the square leg boundary. This six fell about 80 meters away. Interestingly, Kohli usually likes to play such balls keeping them on the ground, so that the risk is less, but this time he was seen in a completely aggressive mood.

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The style of play seemed to have changed

Virat Kohli’s changed attitude was visible in the Ranchi ODI itself. In that match, as soon as he entered the field, he hit two brilliant sixes. He played a memorable inning of 135 runs and hit a total of 7 sixes. Kohli is usually known for fours, but in recent matches he is seen hitting big shots with more power. This look of his is no less than a surprise gift for his fans.

Bad start of Indian team in Raipur

On the other hand, Team India’s start in Raipur ODI was not as expected. Captain Rohit Sharma, who had scored a half-century in the last match, was out this time after scoring only 14 runs. He hit three consecutive fours in one over of Nandre Berger, but Berger’s outgoing ball was caught as soon as it hit the edge of Rohit’s bat. Young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal also could not take advantage of the good start. He scored 22 runs in 38 balls and lost his wicket by playing an unnecessary shot.