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Published 13:22 IST, October 21st 2019

Virat Kohli a 'lion baiting prey' & more as BCCI crowd-sources humour

From a lion baiting its prey to the rapper from the sub-urban areas, netizens flooded BCCI's post asking fans to caption a funny picture of Virat Kohli

Reported by: Koushik Narayanan
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From a lion baiting its prey to the rapper from the sub-urban areas, netizens flooded BCCI's post asking fans to caption a funny picture of Virat Kohli reacting on the field. As South Africa struggled on Day three despite a partnership between Hamza and Bavuma, the Indian bowlers once again left the Proteas batting line-up rattled. Virat Kohli was seen reacting animatedly on many occasions during the game. BCCI posted a picture of one such occasion and asked the fans to caption the picture. 

BCCI asks netizens to caption Virat Kohli's picture

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Netizens say 'lion baiting its prey'

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Bavuma fails to pick Shahbaz Nadeem

Bavuma had come out to the middle when the visitors were in a spot of bother at 16/3. He was then involved in a 91-run stand for the fourth wicket along with Zubayr Hamza and just when it looked like the Proteas had gained momentum, they once again lost it as both the set batsmen were dismissed in quick intervals. However, it was Bavuma's wicket that stood out. It happened in the 29th over bowled by Shahbaz Nadeem. On the second delivery, Nadeem landed the ball around the middle and leg which tempted Bavuma to come down the track to defend as the ball turned away and he missed it completely while Saha made no mistake behind the stumps in whipping off the bails. The video of Shahbaz Nadeem picking up his maiden Test wicket off a beautiful delivery was posted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on their official Twitter handle. Watch the video here.

India rattle South Africa

India declared their innings at 497/9 and reduced South Africa to 9/2 before bad light stopped play. They then lost the wicket of skipper Faf du Plessis in the morning session before Bavuma and Hamza rebuilt the innings for the Proteas to an extent. Post their dismissals, the visitors' resistance lost its steam as they lost their next five wickets for just 23 runs. 

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Updated 13:37 IST, October 21st 2019