Virat Kohli Injury Update: Royal Challengers Bangalore’s journey in the 16th season of IPL ended with a defeat in the last league match against Gujarat Titans (GT). It was necessary for RCB to win this match to make it to the playoffs. But the team had to face a 6-wicket defeat from Gujarat. While fielding in this match, Virat Kohli injured his knee. This has definitely increased the tension of the Indian team before the World Test Championship (WTC) final.
India has to play the final match of the World Test Championship against Australia from June 7 at The Oval ground in England. Prior to that, the injury suffered by Virat Kohli during the match against Gujarat has definitely increased everyone’s concern. Virat Kohli injured his knee while taking the catch of Vijay Shankar during the 15th over of the innings.
As soon as Virat Kohli suffered a knee injury, the physio immediately entered the field. After this Kohli went out of the field and then did not return to fielding again in the match. Now after the match, Sanjay Bangar, the head coach of the RCB team, while giving a statement on Kohli’s injury, said that he is not very serious.
Sanjay Bangar said in the press conference after the match that yes he has a slight injury in his knee, but it is not very serious. Playing 2 consecutive century innings in a span of 4 days. He is a player who tries his best to contribute not only with the bat but also while fielding. He has been on the field for about 40 overs in the last match and for about 35 overs today. He tries to give his best and sometimes things like this happen. But I think there is no need to be too serious about it.
First batch of Indian players will leave for England on May 23
The players of the Indian team will leave for the final match of the World Test Championship in England in 3 batches. After the end of the league stage matches of IPL, now the first batch will leave on 23 May. Virat Kohli, Shardul Thakur, Ravichandran Ashwin, Akshar Patel, Mohammad Siraj and Umesh Yadav are expected to go in this.
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