Kohli’s dismissal by Chahal initiates meme fest on Twitter, Rajasthan Royals too participates

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Updated At : 11:22 PM Apr 06, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 6

Yuzvendra Chahal’s run out showing pavilion to Virat Kohli has taken up center stage for netizens. In a contest played between Rajasthan Royals and Royal Challengers Bangalore, Chahal was bowling to Virat when latter tried to grab a quick single. Chahal, however, was quick enough to collect the throw of Sanju Samson and blow away stumps before Virat could reach the crease.

The former RCB captain walked back scoring just 5 off 6 as RCB went three down in the ninth over chasing a target of 170.

As Chahal had played under RCB franchise for quite long, netizens have started a meme fest accusing him of being ungrateful towards his former captain.

Rajasthan Royals Twitter handle also shared a meme in the backdrop of this event.

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