Watch: Virat Kohli, completely furious with himself, smashes chair in RCB dugout

Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) skipper Virat Kohli smashed a chair with a bat when he walked again to the dugout after shedding his wicket in opposition to SRH on Wednesday. Kohli is thought for his aggressive perspective on the sector. He was visibly furious with himself after shedding his wicket after taking part in himself in as he needed to play deep. He had struggled in opposition to SRH within the earlier six innings.
“The wicket was never a belter and our execution under pressure was spot on. It kept getting tougher and tougher with the old ball. I tried to build the momentum with few boundaries in the powerplay,” Kohli stated within the post-match press presentation.
The 31-year-old received out for 33 runs from 29 deliveries. His knock included 4 boundaries. He misplaced his wicket to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) all-rounder Jason Holder. Kohli was stunned by the bounce Holder generated from the again of the size supply. The high edge carried to Vijay Shankar fielding within the deep.

Think @imVkohli is a bit cross #IPL2021 pic.twitter.com/nzEtxry6ic
— simon hughes (@theanalyst) April 14, 2021
He shared a 44-run partnership for the third wicket with Glenn Maxwell. The Australian batsman went on to attain his first half-century of the season. Also, his first because the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2016. Maxwell’s 59-run knock laced with 5 fours and three sixes helped RCB put up a combating whole of 149 on a spin-friendly Chennai wicket. He stayed on the crease until the top.
RCB have been capable of defend 149 as they beat SRH by six runs. This was the fourth-lowest whole RCB defended within the historical past of IPL. SRH misplaced seven wickets for simply 27 runs. Before their skipper David Warner’s wicket, SRH have been cruising in the direction of victory. Warner scored his forty ninth IPL fifty.
The six-run win helped RCB climb to the highest of the desk. Earlier, they beat Mumbai Indians (MI) within the IPL opener by two wickets.