SA20: Super Giants edge out Capitals in thrilling last-ball finish
Durban Super Giants secured a nail-biting last-ball victory, edging out Pretoria Capitals by just two runs in a thrilling SA20 season 3 match at Kingsmead.
Following India’s five-wicket victory against Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium, Virat can be seen chatting with the 28-year-old right-arm fast bowler before the charismatic cricketer signs and presents the bowler with the jersey.
Fans have praised former India captain Virat Kohli for giving Pakistan pace bowler Haris Rauf an autographed jersey in a gesture that went viral when the Indian cricket board uploaded it after India’s Asia Cup victory over its bitter rivals.
Following India’s five-wicket victory against Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium, Virat can be seen chatting with the 28-year-old right-arm fast bowler before the charismatic cricketer signs and presents the bowler with the jersey.
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The match may be over but moments like these shine bright ✨
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A heartwarming gesture by @imVkohli as he hands over a signed jersey to Pakistan’s Haris Rauf post the #INDvPAK game #TeamIndia | #AsiaCup2022 pic.twitter.com/3qqejMKHjG
— BCCI (@BCCI) August 29, 2022
The BCCI posted a video of the moment on social media and tweeted, “The match may be over but moments like these shine bright. A heartwarming gesture by @imVkohli as he hands over a signed jersey to Pakistan’s Haris Rauf post the #INDvPAK game.”
Thousands of fans took to twitter to appreciate Kohli’s gesture. “Wholesome moment,” tweeted a fans, while another wrote, “The things we love to see.”
“That’s why, He is King. Great cricketer and great person @imVkohli,” tweeted another fan.
With only two balls remaining, India defeated Pakistan in the Asia Cup opener despite Kohli’s lacklustre performance in the 147-run chase. Kohli scored a notable 35 as India won the match.
Rauf didn’t have a big impact on the game, scoring an unbeaten 13 towards the finish and failing to pick up a wicket in his four overs while giving up 35 runs at an 8.75 economy rate.
(Inputs from IANS)
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