Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir in heated war of words after RCB beats LSG in low -scoring match
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It was a night to remember for the Royal Challengers Banglore ( RCB ) on Monday . As they beat Lucknow Super Giants by 18 runs . RCB defended a low score 127 successfully to strengthen their position in the points table . But it was what happened after the match that stole the sheem of the cracking game . Fromer RCB capital Virat Kohli and LSG mentor Gautam Gambhir nearly got into a scuffle . Other players had to intervene and control things before it went out of hand .
Virat Kohli and Gautam Gambhir were involved in a war of words after the IPL 2023 league stage match between Royal challengers Bangalore and Lucknow super gaints . Kohli was charged up during the fixture and asked for the Lucknow crowd to cheer for Royal challengers banglore.
kohli and Gautam Gambir were seemingly involved in a war of words after Royal Challengers Banglore defeated Lucknow Super Gaints by 18 runs at the Ekana Cricket Stadium on Monday . Kohli was fired up for RCB in a low scoring match against LSG . He had scored 31 in a strong opening partnership with Faf du plessis and then took a couple of sharp catches as his side defended a modest 126 .
Mohammad Siraj got the early wicket of Kyle Mayers in the very first over . aayush Badoni , Kunal Panday , Deepak Hooda , and Nicholas Pooran also departed early , leaving LSG reeling at 38/5 in 7 overs . Marcus Stoinis tried to bring the home team back into the game but got dismissed for 13 in the 11th over . the wicket of Krishnappa Gowtham in the next over all but marked an end to the chase .
KL Rahul could’t open the innings due to the hamstring injury that he suffered while fielding . He braved the injury and came out to bat at number 11 . he able to run and failed to score on three balls her faced . LSG have moved to the third spot in the points table after this defeat while RCB are now at the 5th spot . Both teams have 5 wins from 9 matches .
