In Mock Test vs Actual Exam – Twitter on Virat Kohli’s two dropped catches vs KXIP in IPL 2020

Virat Kohli had a horrible day with both bat and ball in the IPL 2020 clash between Kings XI Punjab and Royal Challengers Bangalore in Dubai. Kohli dropped two catches off KL Rahul on 83 and 89 and the Kings XI Punjab skipper blasted 46 runs in nine balls in the final two overs to end on 132, the highest individual score by an Indian player in the history of the IPL. Kohli’s miserable day ended when he was dismissed for 1 by Sheldon Cottrell as Kings XI Punjab thrashed Royal Challengers Bangalore by 97 runs.

The dropped catches from Virat Kohli sparked a meme fest on Twitter, with some trolling the Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper relentlessly.

KL Rahul's catch was dropped by Virat Kohli when he was at 83.

KL Rahul's final score - 132 Runs

Difference - 132 - 83 = 49 Runs#KXIPvsRCB pic.twitter.com/Zbc912nMkl

— A $ H W I K K (@ImAsh045) September 24, 2020

Virat Kohli's first moment occurred when he dropped KL Rahul on 83. The unlucky bowler on that occasion was Dale Steyn and it happened in the final ball of the 17th over.

Virat Kohli just dropped a catch, maybe now things would start changing around the world...

— सृष्टी (@literal_chills_) September 24, 2020

The next dropped happened in the 18th over when Virat Kohli dropped KL Rahul on 89 at the deep midwicket boundary. Navdeep Saini was the one who was denied a wicket

Virat Kohli in today's match
6abs the fittest player of world just dropped an easy catch#KXIPvsRCB#KXIPvRCB pic.twitter.com/aoDwVQTrL3

— OM RAJPUROHIT (@omrajguru) September 24, 2020

KL Rahul went on to score 46 runs in nine balls as Kings XI Punjab went past 200 and he batted Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the game

Virat Kohli after dropped 2 simple catch.#IPL2020 #ViratKohli #KXIPvsRCB pic.twitter.com/eYkRybvpx2

— Shaikh Merazur Rahman (@Merazology) September 24, 2020

Miserable day for RCB

Virat Kohli’s two dropped catches saw Kings XI Punjab score 74 runs in the final four overs as they crossed 200. KL Rahul’s score of 132 became the highest in the history of the IPL by an Indian batsman surpassing the 128 made by Rishabh Pant against Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Virat Kohli dropped 2 catches and lost his wicket on just 1 run,

*Le, 2020 : pic.twitter.com/FdLRsNaO6t

— human•शु (@tereMaalKaYaar) September 24, 2020

Virat kohli dropped to catches
RCB players :- #KXIPvRCB #IPL2020 pic.twitter.com/Fp6qk5NJdB

— Himanshu Punse (@HimanshuPunse) September 24, 2020

After the match, Kohli took full responsibility of the defeat and said that it was a bad day. “We know exactly where we went wrong and I have to put my hand up and say a couple of important chances went down. There are days when these kind of things happen on the cricket field, they happen and we have to accept them,” Kohli said.

Virat kohli dropped to catches
RCB players :- #KXIPvRCB #IPL2020 pic.twitter.com/Fp6qk5NJdB

— Himanshu Punse (@HimanshuPunse) September 24, 2020

Royal Challengers Bangalore were never in the contest after being reduced to 4/3 in the chase and they simply folded up.

#RCBvKXIP #KXIPvsRCB #IPL2020 #ViratKohli #Umesh
Kohli when others drop when dropped by himself
catches pic.twitter.com/BactpqMJF5

— Vinnesha vinnu (@vinnesha) September 24, 2020

Rahul, on the other hand, credited Glenn Maxwell for giving him confidence while batting. “I have actually been not so confident. I had a chat with Maxi yesterday, he said how are you feeling, I said that I am not feeling completely in control of my batting, he said you must be joking, you are hitting really well. Quite honestly I was nervous but I knew if I spend time in the middle, hit a few balls from the middle of bat, it will all settle down,” Maxwell said.