8 things you missed | From Ad boards asking Coulter Nile to fly better to Virat Kohli asking the crowd to cheer for Steve Smith
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So you are back to find out what all you missed during the exciting game between India and Australia. What was the reason behind you missing these things? You were ordering food or texting your friends about the match? Don't worry, here are the 8 things you missed during the match.
Fly better
It looked like the advertisement board was mocking Coulter Nile for dropping Rohit Sharma’s catch even after putting in a good dive.
© Dhoni stands for…
This little MS Dhoni fan has figured out what each alphabet in Dhoni stands for. What a genius!
© Free Concert at the Oval!
People who were in this stand, not only got to watch India beat Australia but also got to enjoy this guy’s Saxophone concert. Money well spent!
© Omnipotent Kohli!
Now that’s how you enjoy a brilliant innings by Virat Kohli. Watching Kohli brilliance with his face mask on! Virat Kohli must be confused on watching himself in the stands!
© Wearing the helmet in the crowd!
Now that’s how you protect yourself from getting hit by sixes launched by Hardik Pandya, Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni!
© Mallaya in the house!
Well, well, well! Look who came to watch the match at the Oval! How has he not been caught by the Police yet?
© Fuming Finch!
After hesitating for a second run, Aaron Finch was run out and was left fuming. On his way back to the dressing room he was seen smashing the bat against wall. Well, he was in good touch.
Virat Kohli - the gentleman!
When the Indian crowd was booing Steve Smith, Virat Kohli went up to the crowd and asked them to cheer him on instead of booing him. What a class act Virat Kohli is!
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