Virat-Kohli. (Photo source: X)
was seen releasing a rush of frustrated energy after smacking his first six of the recently concluded game between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur on Sunday, April 13. The ball, whose trajectory followed a path which seemed as if it would land in Long-on's hands, traversed just above the fielder and ended up hitting the cameraperson behind the fielder.
Moments after Kohli unleashed the release shot off Kumar Kartikeya, he was seen punching his bat with pent-up frustration after he had scored only 33 off 32 deliveries ahead of the delivery which eventually went for a six. Notably, Kohli had only scored a couple of boundaries in his 32-ball stay at the crease before clubbing the final ball of the 13th over of the match.
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The former RCB skipper accelerated from that point onwards. He ended up unbeaten on 62 off 45 deliveries. ended up attaining victory by nine wickets with 15 deliveries to spare. The Bengaluru-based franchise chased 174 in 17.3 overs. This dominant win marked RCB's fourth away win of the season.
Kohli marked his second-highest score during . His 67-run knock against Mumbai Indians marked his highest in the ongoing season so far. He combined with Phil Salt (65 off 33) for the first wicket to register a 92-run stand within nine overs of the run-chase.
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Salt was awarded the Player of the Match accolade for his blistering knock at the top of the order. He was the sole wicket to fall in a brilliantly-paced run-chase by the Rajat Patidar-led side. With that victory, RCB rose to third on the points table with four wins in six games, at a net run rate of +0.672.
