Virat Kohli Angry Reaction MI vs RCB: The 20th match of IPL 2025 is being held at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, in which the home team Mumbai Indians is facing Royal Challengers Bangalore. In the match, RCB scored 221/5 while playing first and gave MI a target of 222 to win.
Chasing this big target, Mumbai Indians lost some wickets in the beginning, but after that Suryakumar was trying to settle down with Yadav-Tilak Verma. During this, he played a shot across the line on a slow ball from Yash Dayal but hit the ball in the air. Wicketkeeper Jitesh Sharma came running almost halfway to the pitch to take the catch, then Yash also tried to take the catch and due to lack of coordination between the two, Suryakumar got a lifeline.
MI vs RCB: Virat Kohli got very angry due to Suryakumar’s drop catch and he was seen shouting in anger. After this, he also hit the cap on the ground in anger, the video of which is becoming quite viral.
MI vs RCB: Virat Kohli got angry at Yash Dayal and Jitesh Sharma
MI vs RCB: On the second ball of the 12th over of Mumbai Indians’ innings, Yash Dayal showed his variation and bowled a slow ball and Suryakumar Yadav did not get the pace, due to which he hit a shot in the air. Jitesh Sharma also ran forward to take the catch but when Yash realized that the ball was in the air above him, he also started trying to catch it. In this attempt, the hands of both of them collided and Suryakumar Yadav’s catch was dropped. Seeing this kind of fielding, Virat Kohli’s temper rose very high and he shouted in anger and threw his cap on the ground.
CONFUSION BETWEEN YASH DAYAL AND JITESH SHARMA DROPPED SKY’S CATCH.
— Aksh Chaudhary (@ChaudharyAkshS1) April 7, 2025
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However, the life given to Suryakumar did not cost RCB much, as he was caught out on the last ball of the same over. In this way, his innings could not go beyond 28 runs in 26 balls. In this way, Yash corrected his mistake and brought success to the team.
