Virat Kohli had his sweet revenge against West indies bowler Kesrick Williams during the 1st T20I match. After hitting a six, an aggressive Virat Kohli had replied to the bowler with a notebook celebration. In 2017, Kesrick Williams had given the notebook send-off to the Indian skipper and he clearly had not forgotten about that.
Kesrick Williams Celebration Ater Virat Kohli Wicket
After winning the first T20, Virat Kohli recalled the moment as he said, “It happened to me in Jamaica when he got me out so I thought I would tick a few in the notebook as well but all good, smiles out there, in the end, that’s what you want to see, good competitive cricket but at the end of the day we shake hands”
In 2nd T20I at Thiruvanthapuram Kesrick Williams won the individual battle against Virat Kohli. he sent back the Indian skipper at the score of 19. But he didn’t celebrate the wicket with his notebook celebration. Kesrick must have a lesson after the last match as he put his finger on mouth after the wicket. With which he indicated that he is not going to repeat his mistake.
Don't WILD the Tiger?
Kesrick Williams silence, he knows many more ahead?
Well learned lesson Don't mess with king? @imVkohli #KingKohli #williams#INDvsWI pic.twitter.com/uRurhuokC3— Abhishek Patil ?? (@Abhi_patil18) December 8, 2019
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In 2nd T20I West Indies won the toss and elected to field first. Today, Virat made a change in the batting order as he promoted Shivam Dube at no.3. The decision turned out to be a good one as Dube reached his maiden fifty. The all-rounder scored 54 off 30 balls. However, West Indies made a brilliant comeback in the final overs as India could score only 38 runs in last 5 overs. India set a target of 171 runs for the visitors.
When this article was posted West Indies were playing on 73 at the loss of one wicket after 10 overs. So far, Indian bowlers were struggling to take a wicket. Lendl Simmons departed in 10th over at 30(24) while Evin Lewis was playing at 40(35).