Virat Kohli’s Middle Finger Story: Apart from his game on the field, Indian star batsman Virat Kohli is also known for his anger. Kohli appears in a very aggressive form on the field. Kohli often has a spat with the players on the field. In the early part of his career, this anger of Kohli had overshadowed him and he was going to be banned forever. We are going to tell you one such story related to him, when he was just a child. Kohli showed the middle finger to the Australian crowd in 2012.
Kohli showed the middle finger to the audience in a match played against Australia at the Sydney Cricket Ground in 2012. After this act of his, the match referee was about to ban him. Kohli himself disclosed this. He told in an interview to ‘Graham Bensinger’ what happened after he had shown the middle finger.
Talking about this, Kohli said, “One thing I remember the most is when there was a lot of Australian crowd in Sydney (in 2012) and I showed them the middle finger. I was very cool. The match referee (Ranjan Madugalle) called me to his office the next day. I asked what is it? He asked, “What happened yesterday at the boundary line?” I said, “Nothing.” After that he put the news paper in front of me, on the first page of which was my picture 14-15 inches long with middle finger.
‘don’t ban me’
Kohli further said, “I immediately said sorry. I said, ‘Forgive me, don’t ban me’. Kohli further told that the referee cut half my match fee and said that you are still young, don’t ruin your career.
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