Kohli Virat Kohli spends 'pleasant morning' in Dharamshala after India's win against New Zealand
Dharamsala/IBNS: India's star batter Virat Kohli on Monday spent some relaxed morning here hours after winning a match for his team against New Zealand in the ongoing Cricket World Cup 2023.
Kohli shared an Instagram story where he is seen in a pool.
He wrote in the caption, "A very pleasant morning in beautiful Dharamshala."
Photo courtesy: Screenshot grab from Instagram story of Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli missed his second consecutive century narrowly but powered India to win over New Zealand after Mohammed Shami's fifer in the 21st match of Cricket World Cup 2023 at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala on Sunday.
Kohli, who rescued India from a couple of tricky situations in the run chase, slammed 95 in India's four wicket win, which kept the men in blue unbeaten in the mega tournament.
After India lost two wickets in a quick succession after a solid start, Kohli, who went out in the middle after the fall of the first wicket, stitched a 52-run partnership with young Shreyas Iyer (33 off 29 balls) to smoothen India's yet another run chase in the ongoing World Cup.
Though New Zealand were charged up after India's scorecard turned into 192/5 following Suryakumar Yadav's run out, Kohli kept his cool and partnered allrounder Ravindra Jadeja, who hit the winning runs for India this evening.
Photo courtesy: UNI
Kohli, who was almost replicating the last match scenario where he both touched his hundred and finished the game with a six, was caught in the deep to much disappointment of the spectators.
Jadeja, who played a crucial knock towards the end and hit the match-winning boundary, remained unbeaten at 39 off 44 balls.
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