Australian Fans Hurl Insults at Virat Kohli; Star Batter Reacts Angrily – Videos Go Viral

The fourth Test match between India and Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground has become the center of controversy following a heated exchange between Indian cricketer Virat Kohli and Australian debutant Sam Constance. The incident has drawn significant attention, sparking criticism of Kohli in Australian media and among former players. However, Australian fans went a step further, directing abusive chants at Kohli during the match.

Reports suggest that some Australian fans called Kohli an "adavi kukka" (wild dog) while he was on the field, whether fielding, batting, or returning to the pavilion. Videos of these incidents have gone viral on social media, drawing widespread reactions.

The tensions reportedly began on the opening day of the Boxing Day Test when Kohli and Constance clashed on the field during play. The confrontation escalated into a verbal spat between the two players, setting the tone for further hostilities.

This is not the first time Kohli has found himself at the center of controversies in this series. After the third Test, Kohli was involved in an altercation with Australian journalists at the airport when they attempted to photograph his children. This incident further fueled tensions between Kohli and Australian supporters.

Australian Fans' Abuse and Kohli's Anger

On the second day of the Melbourne Test, Kohli was dismissed for 36 runs and faced a hostile reception from local fans as he walked back to the dressing room. The crowd taunted him with offensive comments, prompting Kohli to stop and express his anger. Security personnel intervened, calming Kohli and escorting him back to the pavilion.

Indian fans have strongly condemned the behavior of Australian supporters, calling their actions unacceptable and arguing that personal abuse has no place in the game. “Criticism is part of the sport, but abusive language crosses the line,” wrote several Indian fans on social media.

With one match left in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, it remains to be seen how this controversy will unfold.


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