'Disappointed, zero expectations': Fans brutally troll Virat Kohli after dismissal in Edgbaston Test

Virat Kohli endured yet another nightmare after he was dismissed for just 11 runs in the rescheduled fifth Test match against England in Edgbaston. While many fans anticipated a classic battle between 'King Kohli' and James Anderson, it was Matthew Potts who cleaned up Kohli. 

The former Indian skipper appeared to be caught in two minds, whether to leave the ball, or to play, and amidst the indecision, he ended up gifting his wicket away. 

Kohli was subsequently brutally trolled on Twitter as some fans said that they were disappointed with the 33-year-old's recent performances, while some other users were not so kind and said that they had 'zero expectations' from the Delhi-born batsman. 

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Here's how Netizens reacted to Kohli's dismissal:

Even when we have zero expectations on #ViratKohli
He's disappointing!!!!!!
#ENGvsIND

— Srivatsava Sai (@srivatsava_sai) July 1, 2022

 Kane Williamson
 Virat Kohli

Matthew Potts is building quite the collection of scalps!

 Watch Today at the Test at 19:00 on @BBCiPlayer and BBC Four#BBCCricket #ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/0Loe0VNQUR

— Test Match Special (@bbctms) July 1, 2022

@imVkohli ke out hone se jyada dukh out hone ke baad smile dekh ke hota he. #ViratKohli #ENGvIND

— Saurabh Bhosle (@SaurabhBhosle14) July 1, 2022

Virat Kohli fan's expression right now
This whole love for #ViratKohli
Ab toh ummeed krna bekar hai#INDvsENG #Bumrah pic.twitter.com/0UyvvStvqD

— Suraj Kumar (@surajkumar2894) July 1, 2022

Never seen someone decline like this like Virat Kohli.. even Ganguly decline was less dramatic.. #ENGvIND

— Vivek Gupta (@gupta_vivek_) July 1, 2022

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While Virat was dismissed early, the match would on its head after he departed as Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja stitched together a 222-run stand for the sixth wicket to help India recover from the precarious position they found themselves in, after Kohli's departure. 

Pant scored 146 runs in 111 balls, while Jadeja remained unbeaten at stumps after hitting an 83-run knock. Together they helped India cross the 300-run barrier, with the visitors ending day 1 on a high, with the score of 338/7.