With Kohli grimacing in pain, it meant the RCB physio came out and looked to treat the batter
RCB’s Virat Kohli. PIC/AFP
Andy Flower, the head coach of Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), said talismanic batter Virat Kohli looked fine despite suffering a finger injury while
fielding against the Gujarat Titans and added that there was nothing worrisome about him.
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In the 12th over of GT’s chase of 170, Kohli tried to prevent a boundary in the deep, but hurt his finger in the process, as the ball went for a boundary. With Kohli grimacing in pain, it meant the RCB physio came out and looked to treat the batter.
Though Kohli left the field, pain in his finger continued to bother, even as GT won the match by eight wickets. “Virat looks fine, he’s okay, there’s no worry,” said Flower at the conclusion of the match.
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