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DC vs RCB: The Controversy Between Virat Kohli And Sourav Ganguly Ends

Sangeeta Viswas
1 year ago

DC vs RCB: The Controversy between Virat Kohli and Sourav Ganguly ends. After both Virat Kohli and Sourav Ganguly refused to shake hands with each other in Bengaluru.

Surprised everyone by hugging each other after the match:-

The two legendary cricketers surprised everyone by hugging each other after the match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Saturday.

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Cricket fans thought that this would never happen after that whole episode (Kohli Ganguly Fight) in Bengaluru.

DC vs RCB: The Controversy Between Virat Kohli And Sourav Ganguly Ends

Because at that point all the personal conflicts of these two that we had heard about before came to the fore. The two can also be seen patting each other from behind in the video.

Delhi scored 87 runs in 45 balls of Salt with six sixes and eight fours:-

Chasing RCB’s target of 182, Delhi rode on Salt’s 45-ball 87, studded with six sixes and eight fours, besides his first-wicket stand of 60 with captain David Warner (22).

59 for the second wicket with Mitchell Marsh (26) and 52 for the third wicket with Riley Roseau (35 not out in 22 balls, three sixes, one four) won by scoring 187 runs for three wickets with 20 balls to spare.

DC vs RCB: The Controversy Between Virat Kohli And Sourav Ganguly Ends

The team is ninth in the points table with eight points from 10 matches:-

With this win, Delhi also broke the streak of four consecutive losses against RCB. The team is ninth in the points table with eight points from 10 matches. RCB’s team remains in fifth place with 10 points in 10 matches.

DC vs RCB: The Controversy Between Virat Kohli And Sourav Ganguly Ends

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RCB had earlier scored 181 for four with half-centuries from Virat Kohli (55 off 46 balls, five fours) and Mahipal Lomror (54 off 29 balls, six fours, three sixes) and a 55-run partnership for the third wicket between the two. scored runs Kohli also added 82 runs for the first wicket with captain Faf Duplesey (45).