AUS journalist mocks Kohli, takes a dig at Hardik

An Australian journalist has mocked Indian captain Virat Kohli by posting a video on social media and has also taken a dig at Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya.

Aussie journalist posts video on Twitter, mocks Kohli

Recently a video clip from a domestic cricket match went viral in social media in which a batsman broke his bat and kicked a chair after he was ruled out by the umpire for being run-out in the ‘Mankad’ style.

An Australian journalist posted this video on Twitter and said, ‘Here’s Virat showing everyone how to behave when things don’t go your way on the field’.

https://twitter.com/DennisCricket_/status/1075888667019796480

The journalist didn’ stop here and took a jibe at Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya.

https://twitter.com/DennisCricket_/status/1076061568591220736

Indian fans give it back 

As expected these tweets by the Aussie journalist didn’t go well with the Indian fans and they trolled him on Twitter.

Here's how the Aussies behave when they know they are going to loose the test match… pic.twitter.com/jSV1qCAQsE

— Rohith (@rohithsyadavv) December 22, 2018

Burnol is cheap and easily available in the market. It could give U more relief.
NB : I'd suggest U to come up with a video suitable for ur SANDPAPER CAPTAIN too?
The Sandpaper stunts are performed only by Australians..so find one for ur captain from Aus cricket itself?

— Sreejith Erat (@EratSreejith) December 22, 2018

Thanks for sharing, I could see how much passion that our captain has towards cricket. Few might take it easy even if they loss. But this gentleman is showing how much serious about his profession. Thanks for letting know about this to the world. Hats off Kohli for Ur dedication

— Swarupa (@nagaswaroopa) December 22, 2018

Kohli is energy of Indian team: Brad Hogg

Meanwhile, Australian cricketer, Brad Hogg has showered praise on the Indian captain. He said that Virat Kohli is the energy of this Indian team. He is their clear leader and
they feed off him.

He noted that you just see the Indian captain on the field – his athleticism is different
and he expects that from the Indian team.

According to Hogg, what Kohli expects from the team, he does as well, so it is not as if he is
telling the team what to do without leading from the front. Hogg feels the Indian captain is actually
leading from the front and asking his teammates to follow him.

Also read: Do not get personal on the field: Gambhir’s advice to Kohli

He also noted that as a batsman too, Kohli is on a different level to anyone else. He feels that perhaps only Usman Khawaja came close, that too in the second innings where he batted with a lot of composure.

But even then Hogg noted that Kohli is a different batsman to everybody else – he finds
boundaries and rotates strike, and turns the momentum of the game at will.