Watch: Virat Kohli Hugs And Congratulates Mohammad Rizwan After India vs Pakistan In The T20 World Cup 2021

Watch: Virat Kohli Hugs And Congratulates Mohammad Rizwan After India vs Pakistan In The T20 World Cup 2021

Indian captain Virat Kohli was seen hugging Mohammad Rizwan after India vs Pakistan in a video which has since gone viral

At the end of the day, India’s record against Pakistan in the world cup was destined to finally come to an end.

However, the manner in which the side rolled over and allowed itself to be toyed with made for despondent viewing. When the side stepped out for its world opener on Sunday, the unit failed to show any kind of perseverance or resillinace on the day.

The country’s languid display with the bat saw the team post an appalling 151 runs on the board. Where the team’s batting performance made for sorry viewing, the bowling effort was even more dismal as the country’s bowlers failed to compensate for their batsmen.

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Indian Captain Virat Kohli Once Again Plays The Cameras As He Hugs Mohammad Rizwan After IND vs PAK

The team went onto dwindle and waver with the ball as it suffered a horrific 10 wicket defeat on the day. In the aftermath of the affair, the Indian team was seen interacting with the Pakistani players as both the group of players rubbed shoulders.

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One moment which managed to stand tall amongst those interactions was that of captain Virat Kohli with the Pakistani openers. Kohli was seen smiling with Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan after the contest with him hugging and congratulating Rizwan for his efforts, a video which has since gone viral on social media.

Where the Indian side will go from this defeat remains to be seen. The side has received massive backlash in India for its beleaguered display, a performance which left the country’s ardent supporters flabbergasted.

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