Delhi Capitals are up against Royal Challengers Bangalore in Ahmedabad. Delhi Capitals won the toss and elected to field first. The start for the Bangalore was not great. Skipper Virat Kohli was dismissed for a score of just 12. He took 11 balls for that and hit two fours. His wicket was taken by young pacer Avesh Khan. It was a phenomenal over by the pacer, who gave just 5 runs and took the all important wicket of Kohli.
The innings was started by Devdutt Padikkal and Virat Kohli. For Delhi, Ishant Sharma opened the bowling. The first three balls were dots and on the fourth ball, Padikkal hit a four through point. In the next over, Rabada conceded 10 runs as both Padikkal and Kohli hit him for a boundary each.
Again, 9 runs came in the third over bowled by Ishant. Then, Avesh Khan replaced Rabada and immediately struck. The first ball was a dot. Second ball was hit for a four by Kohli when he guided an outside off delivery for a four, through third man.
Virat Kolhi fails again
Avesh Khan came back strongly on the last ball of the over. It was just short of a length delivery as Kohli looked to play the late cut again, like he had done on the second ball of the over.
Bu this time, the width was too less to play that kind of stroke. Hence, Kohli was cramped for room. The ball met his inside edge and crashed into the off stump as it went out of the ground. No wonder, Avesh Khan was pumped after that dismissal and celebrated the wicket by screaming and making a fist.
Also, this means that the poor form of Virat Kohli continued and in 6 matches to date in this edition, Kohli has hit just a single fifty. At the time of his departure, The score of Royal Challengers Bangalore was 30-1 after 4 overs.
Watch the video of the dismissal of Kohli and aggressive celebration of Avesh Khan
