Virat Kohli Determined To Make Amends For Poor Form, Practises Mid-Match During India vs Bangladesh First Test

21.09.2024 - 12:21 sports.ndtv.com

After Virat Kohli failed to score big upon his Test return in India's first Test match against Bangladesh, it seems like he is determined to get back in form.

Kohli was seen practising in the nets near the ground while the match was going on during Day 3. Alongside him, even Yashasvi Jaiswal appeared to be practising.

Kohli - who had played only one Test prior to this in 2024 - managed scores of only 6 and 17 in the two innings against Bangladesh.

Kohli was given out LBW in the second innings, a decision which he chose not to review despite batting partner Shubman Gill seemingly urging him to.

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