Even Virat Kohli drops catch, Twitterati can't believe it
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After dropping the catch, Virat immediately put his hands up and apologised.
India captain Virat Kohli, known for his fitness and strict training, dropped an easy catch of a New Zealand player Ish Sodhi in the third One-Day International on Monday.
In the 47th over, when the hosts were struggling after losing quick wickets, Sodhi was trying hard to push the run rate.
While trying to hit a big shot, Sodhi edged the ball high up on Mohammed Shami's delivery but Virat, the fielder under the ball, missed to grab the opportunity.
Virat immediately put his hands up and apologised.
He, however, took a catch of the same batsman in the same over without making any mistake at the long-on.
See some Twitter reactions on Virat's fumble:
Virat Kohli taking that catch be like 😯😋
— Ganesh Prabhu 🇮🇳 (@thegmania) January 28, 2019
Unbelievable he's dropped a catch#INDvsNZ #NZvIND pic.twitter.com/mwjUvQRCDh
OUT! Virat makes on mistake this time. Sets himself, moving into position so quickly to take a comfortable and reassuring catch to make up for his previous error. #NZvIND #NZvsIND #INDvsNZ #INDvNZ #india #cricket #score #kohli
— Gautam Kapoor (@gautamkapoor54) January 28, 2019
*Virat Kohli drops a catch*
— ` (@ughwhatever) January 27, 2019
Me : https://t.co/8wMxKP2ikw
When You get one chance to Criticise but after That Virat covers with Run out n Catch😂🤭👀🐐👑 https://t.co/Y0UKDMZZJ7
— Cricket Freak ❤️ (@naveensurana06) January 28, 2019
On the other hand, all-rounder Hardik Pandya took a stunning two-handed catch to dismiss New Zealand's skipper Kane Williamson.
Pandya seemed unfazed by the tribulations of the past few weeks when he jumped to the left of the mid-wicket to take the catch diving across.