“District Virat Kohli Nathan Lyon and said:“ You are not talking, the rising ”-the former Australian star remembers ugly skiing

The former Australian mixture called Joe Burns to exchange verbal with Star Team India Batter Firat Kohli During his first test in the 2014-15 Border Cup (BGT). Burns said he tried to ask Cole to play the shots during Nathan LeonBowling, but he admitted that the movement has led to great opposite results.

Australia advanced 2-0 before the third test at Melbourne Cricket Stadium (MCG). The hosts published a total of 530 runs, most notably Steve Smith 192. India was 108/2 when Viarat Kohli came to wrinkle. Kohli, who was in a red hot shape, scored 169 in six hours, which thwarted the Australian archers.

I told him, Firat Kohli, you have to play some shots – Joe Burns

Joe Burns first tested as an alternative to the wounded Michael Clark But only 13 runs managed. Speaking to Crictracker, Burns said he tried to bother Cohli, but he did not succeed.

“In my first match, the first MCG test match on boxing day, I was 24 years old. And the first game, I was building Bat Pad. I’m sure that VIRAT made 100 on that day. But there was little tweet,” Burns said.

He added: “Do not ski, it is clear that we put Hadzi behind its trunks, and it was WhatsApp at the beginning.

She turned to me and said: “You are not talking, rising” – Joe Burns

Joe Burns stated that Verat Kohli responded with a bullet, adding that he left him embarrassing. Burns admitted that he remained silent for the next four days, saying that Kohli was not a challenge.

“Stop the Ramy, stopped Nathan Lyon, turned to me and said:” You are not talking, the rising. “I faced the next ball, and hit it through the covers. He was very embarrassing for me,” Burns continued.

“I didn’t say a word in the next four days after that, but showed me that Verat was not a person to mess with. I think he was a 24 -year -old child in Pat Pad, the person was not really or at the place where he says anything at that point.”

Firat Cole does not take a step back – Joe Burns

Joe Burns said that Verat Kohli, who retired from the Cricket game in May with 9,230 rounds and 30 centuries in 123 games, has always had an effect on the team’s play style. Burns added that the eye contact with him in the field did not motivate Kohli only.

“Vorat Kohli does not take a step back. He truly formulated the identity of this team. So far, when he is not in the team, you can see that India is still playing in a template that has been built over the years. He has always been a fierce competitor. Personally, he tried not to look at it in the field because I knew that pushed it to that.”

Kohli played the last competitive match in the IPL 2025. It had an effective role in the title of Royal Challeders Bengaluru (RCB) at all. The 36 -year -old will play with India during the three ODI series Against Australia in October.

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