“Fashionable Cricketer Ought to Not…”: Ex-India Star’s Cryptic Put up After Virat Kohli Will get Out On 6 In Ranji Trophy | Cricket Information

Former all-rounder Irfan Pathan dropped a cryptic submit after India stalwart Virat Kohli was left bamboozled on Day 2 of Delhi’s Ranji Trophy match in opposition to Railways. As soon as once more, followers turned up in large numbers on the Arun Jaitley Stadium to look at the hometown hero, with hopes that he would dazzle on the crease. Nonetheless, to the frustration of all of the followers, Kohli’s time on the crease lasted for simply 15 deliveries. After seeing off a few deliveries, Kohli finally discovered a dangle of it.

He executed an ideal straight drive on the 14th supply to search out the boundary rope, sending the whole crowd right into a frenzy. On the following ball, Himanshu Sangwan produced an ideal inswinger to beat Kohli’s blade, sending his off-stump cartwheeling within the air. Kohli needed to return to the dugout with a mere rating of six.

Within the aftermath of Kohli’s dismissal, Irfan took to X and dropped a cryptic message, highlighting a modern-day cricketer’s job to play cricket year-round, to not practice for 10 months and play for 2.

“On the finish of the day, a modern-day cricketer’s job is to play cricket year-round, managing niggles and accidents, to not practice for 10 months simply to play for two months,” Irfan wrote on X.

On the finish of the day, a modern-day cricketer’s job is to play cricket year-round, managing niggles and accidents, to not practice for 10 months simply to play for two months.

— Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) January 31, 2025

For the 1000’s of followers who had flocked to the stadium hoping for a Kohli masterclass, it was a second of disappointment. The second after Kohli’s dismissal, an enormous part of the group began to stroll out of the stadium.

After Kohli’s dismissal, captain Ayush Badoni took the burden of scoring runs on his shoulder and delivered a captain’s knock. Sumit Mathur joined Badoni on the crease to forge a 133-run partnership, handing Delhi a commanding place.

Badoni stood a run away from celebrating his fourth first-class hundred. However Karn Sharma, with all his expertise, pegged Badoni away on 99. Mathur stayed unbeaten on the finish of the day with a rating of 78(189), lifting Delhi to 334/7 with a 93-run lead.

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