Virat Kohli, the famous Krishna and Shreyas Iyer
Reflexes
- The Indian team lost 8 wickets for 246 runs against Leicestershire on day one
- Shreyas Iyer could not open his account even after playing 11 balls
- At the end of the first day, Srikar Bharat was undefeated at 70.
The Indian team is playing a four-day warm-up match against Leicestershire ahead of the one-off Test against England from July 1. On the first day of the match, except for Srikar Bharat, all other Indian batsmen were in poor condition. Meanwhile, the match also showed that Bumrah, Pujara, Rishabh Pant and the famous Krishna were seen playing for the opposing team against India. Shreyas Iyer played 11 balls in this inning for India but even without opening the account, he became a victim of the famous Krishna. But you know? Virat Kohli was also behind his window.
Kohli’s hand was on Iyer’s wicket!
Yes, a video is going viral on social networks in which it is clearly seen. Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer were at the crease and bowling for the other team was Indian pacemaker Pramik Krishna. Shreyas Iyer had played 10 balls and his account wasn’t even open. After this Virat Kohli gave some advice to Krishna. At the next dance, the famous Krishna got Rishabh Pant to catch Shreyas Iyer off the stump.
This incident occurred at the twentieth of the Indian innings, at the first ball of which Krishna sent Iyer to the pavilion for a duck. The India pacer lobbed the ball off the stump and Iyer went for a coverage shot, but the ball hit his bat and went straight into Rishabh Pant’s glove. IPL franchise Rajasthan Royals also tweeted about this incident, writing: “Famous, playing for Leicestershire. In the middle of the practice match, following advice from Virat Kohli, he took out Shreyas Iyer on the next ball.
India’s star batsman failed!
Speaking of the first day of the practice match, India’s start has been very poor. However, due to rain and bad weather, only 60.2 overs could be played on the first day. India won the toss and decided to bat first, but it was not in their favour. The main order of the team from India completely failed. Half of the Indian team had returned to the pavilion in 100 races. Except for KS Bharat, no player in the team was able to play big tackles. India scored 246/8 on day one helped by Bharat’s 70-run unbeaten innings. Bharat (70*) and Mohammed Shami (18*) are unbeaten on the Indian side.
