Virat Kohli Equals MS Dhoni Record
Virat Kohli was out on zero in India’s first innings in Ahmedabad Test. With this, an unsolicited record was added to his name.
Indian captain Virat Kohli’s bat seems disgusted with him. In the first innings of the fourth match of the India vs England Test Series against England, Kohli was dismissed without opening an account. Kohli faced 8 balls and was caught behind the wicket. A short pitch ball from Stokes hit Virat’s gloves into the hands of wicketkeeper Ben Fox. The ball bounced and it was too late before Kohli could get some sense.
As captain, Virat Kohli was out for zero in Test cricket for the 8th time –
As captain, Virat Kohli was dismiss for zero in Test cricket for the 8th time. With this, he equaled an unsolicited record of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He is now the joint Indian captain for the most number of times in Test cricket.
Kohli was out for a second time in this series. In the second match of the series, he was dismiss by Moin Ali at the duck. This is the second time Kohli has been out on zero twice in a series. Earlier in 2014, he was dismiss by Liam Plunkett and James Anderson in England.
For the 12th time in Test career, Kohli was out on zero.
Kohli was out for zero for the 12th time in his Test career. At the same time, he was out for zero for the 5th time against England. He was out for zero for the third time in the last seven innings against England.
This was the fifth time in Test cricket when Ben Stokes dismissed Virat Kohli. He now joins the list of Pat Cummins, Moeen Ali, Stuart Broad, and James Anderson.
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