Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) are currently locking horns with each other in the sixth match of the Indian Premier League (IPL). David Warner didn’t hesitate to bowl first after winning the toss while Virat Kohli wasn’t too unhappy to bat first on a relatively slow pitch.

Accordingly, the RCB skipper opened the innings alongside Devdutt Padikkal and played a few gorgeous strokes to leave the fans awestruck like he always does. At one stage, it looked like Virat is ready to play a huge knock, but as the spinners were introduced into the attack, run-scoring became tough. The likes of Shahbaz Nadeem and Rashid Khan bowled some miserly overs. 

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Virat Kohli’s strike rate also came down significantly and in the 13th over, he eventually perished after top-edging the ball off Jason Holder. It was a delivery on the leg-side which the 32-year-old looked to maneuver in the gap, but ended up closing the face of the bat sooner than expected to top edge only for Vijay Shankar to pouch it safely.

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Understandably, Virat Kohli was unhappy with himself for failing to play a longer knock on a slow pitch. While he controlled himself on the field, but as soon as he crossed the boundary line, his anger was quite visible. The RCB captain hit at the chair with his bat after reaching his dug-out and soon the video went viral on social media. 

Here’s the video:

#RCBvsSRH
Frustrated Virat Kohli walks off after getting out caught Vijay Shankar off Jason Holder tonight.#IPL2021 #IPL #ViratKohli #ABdeVilliers pic.twitter.com/0Ivy84EiAN

— Shubham J. Ghatul Patil (@ghatuls) April 14, 2021

Meanwhile, SRH spinners were at their best using the pitch and despite Shahbaz Nadeem conceding 22 runs in the final over of his spell, he did a decent job. Rashid Khan, on the other hand, was at his best sending back AB de Villiers and Washington Sundar ending with the magical figures of 2/18 in his four overs.

Here is how fans reacted to Kohli’s frustration:

Virat Kohli in IPL 2021:

First match – 33(29).
4 fours.
Got out in the 13th over.

Second match – 33(29).
4 fours.
Got out in the 13th over.

What's going on with #ViratKohli #SRHvRCB pic.twitter.com/7EyfXKieT6

— Official Shamsi ( M S H ) (@MsHaidri) April 14, 2021

Kohli frustrated with himself 😅😅#RCBvsSRH #ViratKohli #IPL #IPL2021 pic.twitter.com/QS1tiKIQLo

— Abhilash Kumar (@AbhilashK95) April 14, 2021

What did the boundary and the chair do to him ?

— Nirmal Chandnani (@nirmal0408) April 14, 2021

Full disappointed King Kohli 😭😭

Kya hogayaking aapko after lockdown 😓 your not playing like old Virat 😭

I don't know When you got out then literally come tears from my eyes 😭😭

When you are out then that day I couldn't sleep well 😭😓😓

Always loving you 😘😘@imVkohli pic.twitter.com/njc5VPjp8p

— Allu Eswar Naik (@allueswarnaik) April 14, 2021

Virat Kohli against MI – 33 off 29 with 4 boundaries.

Virat Kohli against SRH – 33 off 29 with 4 boundaries.

Getting out cheaply isn't a concern. But failing to get that big score after getting a start will hurt the #RCB skipper.

Wickets at key moments for #SRH #RCBvsSRH

— Dwaipayan Mukherjee (@Dwai_Doyen) April 14, 2021

Virat Kohli these days:
🔹Come to the crease
🔹Get set
🔹Making it seem like he'll make a big score
🔹Get out in 30s, 40s or 50s
🔹Then Overacting (staring at pitch, kicking chairs) 😂
🔹Get demoted in ICC rankings

… Continued

— cruel summer (@_youre_grounded) April 14, 2021

*Star Sports Commentators*

Yesterday when Rohit got out on 43(32):
Rohit never really got going, was struggling a bit with timing

Today when Virat got out on 33(29):
Fantastic little cameo from Virat Kohli 😂😂

— . (@Bablurockzzzz) April 14, 2021

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