When Virat Kohli did such a thing in anger, the match referee called him into the room for punishment.

Cricket News Desk. Virat Kohli adopts a very aggressive stance on the cricket field. There were many such occasions when he crossed all limits on the field. Once the match referee declared Virat Kohli out for making a wrong gesture on the cricket field and later Kohli apologized and requested not to ban him.

Virat Kohli did such a thing in anger
This incident happened during the Indian team’s tour of Australia in 2012, when Virat Kohli showed the middle finger to the spectators during the second Test match played in Sydney. Actually, Kohli was fielding on the boundary, during which the Australian fans were booing him. Let us tell you that when someone does sledding with Virat Kohli, Kohli also replies in the same language and his fans also like this style of his.

The match referee called into the room for punishment

In an exclusive interview with Wisden Cricket Monthly in 2018, Virat Kohli revealed that he had requested the match referee not to ban him after the incident. Let us tell you that during the Sydney Test in 2012, Virat could not stop himself from abusing the audience and showed the middle finger to the audience. After this Kohli came into limelight. Kohli had mentioned this incident in the year 2018. After this, Kohli said that after the Sydney incident, he went to the match referee and requested that no ban be imposed on him.

please don’t ban

Referring to this incident, Virat Kohli said that the next day the match referee (Ranjan Madugalle) called me to his room and I said, ‘What happened?’ He said what happened on the boundary yesterday? I said, nothing, it was a bit of a joke. Then they threw the newspaper in front of me and my big picture was on the front page and I said please don’t ban me. After this I was released. Ranjan Madugalle is a good person and understands that I was young and such things happen.