"Clown Kohli": Australian newspapers turn virat kohli into a joker..!?

After his argument with Australia's debutant sam Konstas, the Australian newspapers are severely criticizing the legendary indian team's Virat Kohli. Meanwhile, a West Australian newspaper wrote that virat kohli was called Clown kohli, which angered his fans. The Australian newspapers always act as the 12th man of the Australian team. Critics will say that they do not care about the mistakes of the Australian team at all and wait like eagles for the mistakes of the opponent. Even during the last Ashes series, Bairstow was run out by Australia's alex Carey.

It was severely criticized by the english players and fans. At that time, the Australian newspapers copied the face of england captain ben stokes and called him "Cry Babies". After this, the english media deliberately created a bad controversy by saying that alex Carey did not pay for his haircut. Due to this, the local newspapers have always been on the side of the Australian players. Even during the 2nd Test, mohammed siraj was severely criticized for expressing aggression. After this, the local newspapers dragged virat kohli, Jadeja, and others into a frenzy. However, the indian team players did their jobs without worrying.
In this situation, on the first day of the Boxing Day Test match, virat kohli got into an argument by hitting Australian debutant sam Constance on the shoulder. Due to this, many former players criticized virat kohli severely, asking whether he could sledge a debutant and how he could hit him on the shoulder. After this, he was also fined 20 percent of his match fee. In this situation, the West Australian magazine has published a photo to tease virat kohli and severely criticized it. Just like the joker holds a ball in his nose, it has teased virat kohli by putting the ball in his nose and calling him "Clown Kohli". It has also criticized virat kohli for escaping the ban for the last Test match. This has been made into the back cover of the West Australian magazine, which will be released tomorrow. As this photo has become a trend on social media, Virat Kohli's fans are in an uproar.
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Sowmiya Sriram

27/12/2024 09:20 AM