Ravi Shastri BLASTS Virat Kohli With BRUTAL One-Liner After 'Waste' Run-Out Vs New Zealand

India are currently taking on New Zealand in the final Test of the three-match series at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. In this must-win game where India need a victory to avoid a series whitewash, fans expected Virat Kohli to finally return to form and perform well with the bat. However, his torrid run of form continued as he was out for just 4 runs. In fact, the way he was dismissed sent a shockwave amongst fans, and even former India head coach Ravi Shastri was left disappointed.

Virat Kohli Falls To Unwanted Run OutWhen Virat Kohli came out to bat, India had just lost two quick wickets in the final moments of the day's play in the form of Yashasvi Jaiswal and nightwatchman Mohammed Siraj. He was run out in the most bizarre way possible. He nudged a ball straight into the hands of Matt Henry, and he ran for a single. However, the ball was too close to take a run. Henry got a direct hit, and Virat Kohli was well short of his crease.Check out how Virat Kohli got out:

Matt Henry's direct hit catches Virat Kohli short 😯#INDvNZ #IDFCFirstBankTestTrophy #JioCinemaSports pic.twitter.com/cL4RvUdMST

— JioCinema (@JioCinema) November 1, 2024

ALSO READ: Ravi Shastri Blasts Virat KohliLegendary India all-rounder and former head coach Ravi Shastri, who is known to be close to Virat Kohli, was not happy on commentary when the run out took place. He said that it was a waste of a wicket, and he could not fathom what was going through in his mind. "What a waste of a wicket. Don't know what was going through his mind," Shastri said. India Bundle New Zealand Out, Suffer Mini Batting CollapseRavindra Jadeja took five wickets for India, with Washington Sundar claiming four scalps as New Zealand were all out for 235. Will Young and Daryll Mitchell impressed with the bat with half-centuries.India ended Day 1 on 78/4, with Shubman Gill batting on 31 and Rishabh Pant on 1. They suffered a mini-collapse losing 3 wickets in a space of two overs at the end of the day's play.