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    On Day 1 of the first Test between India and Australia in Adelaide, in an infamous incident , Ajinkya Rahane misjudged his shot and ended up getting his captain, Virat Kohli  run-out. 
    Gahhh pic.twitter.com/x5uoq5z0fY
    — Greg Jericho (@GrogsGamut) December 17, 2020


    Kohli,batting on 74, was on the non-striker’s end and started sprinting after Rahane called for a single. However, the deputy in-charge saw the ball go into the fielder’s hands and quickly returned to the crease but it was too late for the skipper to do the same as he had already crossed half the pitch.
    By the time he could even think about going back to safety, Aussie bowler Nathan Lyon had already taken off the bails and a disappointed Kohli had to return to the pavilion, leaving behind an apologetic Rahane in the middle. 
    A horrible mix-up between Kohli and Rahane sends the skipper back to the pavilionOnly minutes before the new-ball becomes available.

    IND after 80 - 193/4

    Live Match Report➡️https://t.co/QgGU0xuAda#AUSvsIND pic.twitter.com/xSDwPuTI6N
    — Cricket.com (@weRcricket) December 17, 2020


    A genuine case of miscommunication that led to an in-form batsman’s dismissal had taken place and people were bound to talk about it. 
    Experts Sanjay Manjrekar and Glenn McGrath took this opportunity to share their experiences and the former even went on to confess how he had also done something similar to get the ‘God of Cricket’ dismissed.
    “I have one similar experience running Sachin Tendulkar out. And I also don’t remember sacrificing my wicket,” Manjrekar saidon the Extraaa Innings on the Sony Sports Network.
    "Virat Kohli did not play a single Practice match but see how Virat Kohli adjusted the formats. Sachin Tendulkar was just like that."

    - Sanjay Manjrekar
    — CricketMAN2 (@man4_cricket) December 17, 2020


    “See, because they were looking to take singles, a lot of quick singles and they run quite quick between the wickets. He committed but then he said no straightaway and stopped,” McGrath added.
    “Whether you’ve got that split second – I’m the worst person to talk to about running between the wickets – but if you’ve just stopped then realise ‘My captain’s going to get run out, I’ll just got and sacrifice my wicket, you’ve got to be really switched on to think like that.”
    Within minutes after Kohli’s wicket, Rahane got trapped for an LBW by Mitchell Starc, followed by Hanuma Vihari getting dismissed for cheap (16 off 25). At the end of the third session and that of Day 1, India were 233/6.

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