The Indian skipper Virat Kohli already has many feathers in his illustrious cap. And here’s another one – an appearance on Chahal TV, on which are hosted special guest shows by Indian spinner Yuzvendra Chahal. In the last episode, it was the Indian opener Rohit Sharma who had given an interview to Chahal after scoring a century in Sydney, and now it obviously was time for Virat Kohli, who steered India to victory with a match-winning knock in the 2nd ODI in Adelaide.
During his chat with Chahal, Kohli jokingly called his appearance his “career’s biggest honor,” Virat Kohli spoke of MS Dhoni, India’s victory in Adelaide and much more.
Here is the video of Chahal TV’s latest episode:
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In our fun segment, we get the Indian captain talking about his 39th ODI ton, the @msdhoni finish & a lot more – by @RajalArora
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On Tuesday, Kohli scored his 39th century and MS Dhoni impressed with an unbeaten fifty as India beat Australia by six wickets in the second One Day International of three-match series, in Adelaide on Tuesday. The current and former India skipper shared an 82-run stand for the fourth-wicket to keep India on the winning course despite chasing a tough 299-run target. With the thrilling last-over win, India leveled the ODI series 1-1, having lost the opening match in Sydney by 34 runs. The decider of the series will be played in Melbourne on Friday.
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Virat was the highest run-scorer for India with 104 runs, while Dhoni contributed with an unbeaten 55 to lead India’s chase. Dinesh Karthik played a brilliant cameo towards the end of the Indian innings and was unbeaten on 25 as India reached the target with four balls to spare.
Dhoni pulled off a tight finish for India just like old times to silence his critics after captain Kohli laid the foundation for a win at the Adelaide Oval.
