The Indian team had lost five wickets on the score of 49 while batting first. After this Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja expected a big partnership but it could not happen.
Virat Kohli was able to score only 31 runs in the second ODI.
New Delhi. Indian team got a humiliating defeat in Visakhapatnam ODI. Adorned with stars like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, KL Rahul, the Indian team could score only 117 runs and lost the match. The start of the team was very bad. Virat Kohli And there were some expectations from the pair of Ravindra Jadeja but that too could not last. Virat Kohli was dismissed by Nathan Ellis. The annoyance of his dismissal was clearly visible on Ravindra Jadeja’s face.
The Indian team had lost the wicket of Shubman Gill in the first over itself. After this, India’s wickets kept falling on the lines of ‘Tu Chal Main Aaya’. India had lost five wickets on the score of 49 runs. At that time Virat Kohli was present at the crease and Ravindra Jadeja came on the field as the new batsman. The fans had high hopes from this pair.
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Jadeja disappointed with Kohli’s dismissal
By the 16th over, there was a partnership of 22 runs between the two. Then on the second ball of Nathan Ellis’s over, Virat Kohli became LBW on a straight ball. Jadeja got very disappointed after seeing Kohli getting out. That bat was seen hitting the ground in anger. Virat consulted Ravindra Jadeja for review. Jadeja refused to review him and Kohli returned to the pavilion.
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Gavaskar told Kohli’s mistake
Sunil Gavaskar was doing commentary when Kohli got out. Seeing Kohli going to the pavilion, he said, ‘He again played out of line. They know this thing and are continuously getting out like this. Sometimes he plays on square leg, sometimes he plays on mid on. This is putting them in trouble. Jadeja also could not last long after Kohli’s departure. Three overs later, he was also dismissed by Nathan Ellis, caught by wicketkeeper Alex Carey. After this, Akshar Patel came to the crease and remained unbeaten after scoring 29 runs. However, he did not get anyone’s support.
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