New Delhi, JNN RCB captain Virat Kohli (Virat Kohli) went to the match referee after the loss of six runs in the domestic match of the IPL against the Mumbai Indians (MI) on Thursday, and they abused the referee. An English channel claimed in its report that as soon as the award ceremony was completed, Kohli went to the match referee Manu Nayar's room and abused abuses on bad umpiring. He also said that if he gets punishment in the crime of breaking the code of conduct then he does not care about it.
In this exciting match, Virat's team was defeated by just six runs against Mumbai (MI). RCB had to score seven runs to win the last ball but the ball thrown by Malinga was no ball. Field umpire S Ravi did not pay attention to this. With this no ball getting a run from Bangalore, it was also possible for the batsman to get a free hit, which could have resulted in something else because at the crease, AB de Villiers and Shivam Dube were present at the crease, who were batting brilliantly.
After the match ended, Virat had expressed his anger in the conversation and said that we are playing IPL and not a club level match. The umpire should have had to pay attention that it was no ball because it could change the match's result. There was a need to be very careful of the umpires. While supporting Virat's case, Mumbai captain Rohit Sharma also said that such a mistake should not be repeated.
Rohit said that when the match was over after we had reached the ground, someone told me that the last ball was no. This kind of mistake is not good for cricket. Now the question arises that what was done by a big player like Virat was correct.
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