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India may have lost the second ODI against Sri Lanka by 32 runs, but the team’s star player Virat Kohli stole the show by performing Bihu dance. Virat Kohli, who is always active on the field and entertains the fans, did not miss any opportunity to get the focus of the camera at the R. Premadasa Stadium. He not only performed the Bihu dance on the field, but his amazing jugalbandi with captain Rohit Sharma was also seen. Sri Lanka had set a target of 241 runs for India to win in this match, and in front of this score, Team India was all out at 208 runs.
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Virat Kohli, who was seen active on the field in the second ODI against Sri Lanka, caught the catch of Samarawickrama in the 26th over. On the fourth ball of Akshar Patel, Samarawickrama wanted to move forward and play a big shot, but the ball took the edge of his bat and went up in the air. Virat Kohli, standing at cover point, easily caught this catch. After catching this catch, Kohli looked towards the dressing room and started doing Bihu dance. Kohli was probably doing this dance after seeing Riyan Parag.
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After this, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s Jugalbandi was seen towards the end of the Sri Lankan innings. On the last ball of the 50th over, Jeffrey Vandersay took a run by playing a shot at mid-off, Rohit Sharma who was present there tried to throw at the wicket, but he missed. Akila Dhananjaya wanted to take advantage of this throw and take another run, but Virat Kohli was present there to cover this throw. Kohli caught Rohit Sharma’s throw and showed intelligence by running towards the wicket and ended the Sri Lankan innings by running out Akila Dhananjaya.
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While chasing the target of 241 runs given by Sri Lanka, at one point India’s score was 97 runs without losing any wicket. As soon as captain Rohit Sharma was out, the whole team collapsed at 208 runs. India lost its 10 wickets within 111 runs. Jeffrey Vandersay ruined India’s chances by taking 6 wickets. He was awarded the Player of the Match award for this excellent performance.
