WATCH: 'Mera hi nuksan hai...' - Virat Kohli and KL Rahul involve in an animated exchange of words in DC vs RCB game

Former RCB skipper and batting stalwart, Virat Kohli and the veteran DC wicketkeeper-batter, KL Rahul, were seen in an animated argument during the DC vs RCB game at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. It all happened in the second innings when RCB were chasing the target of 163 runs and Virat Kohli was there in the middle for his side, alongside the star all-rounder Krunal Pandya.

Virat Kohli was seen asking something to KL Rahul, and the latter was also responding to Kohli. However, it isn’t clear what prompted the argument, but KL Rahul stood his ground and was heard saying, “Time waste karunga toh mera hi nuksan hai (It will be my loss if I waste the time).

The video of this animated conversation between Virat Kohli and KL Rahul also went viral on social media as soon as it was shared by the official broadcasters on their official Instagram handle.

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RCB move top spot with the 6-wicket win against DC

Speaking of the action of the game between DC and RCB, the visiting skipper Rajat Patidar won the toss and asked DC to bat first. Batting first, the hosts posted a total of 162 runs for the loss of 8 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. The veteran wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul scored 41 runs off 39 balls, followed by Tristan Stubbs’ blistering 34 runs off just 18 balls, with five fours and a six.

The veteran RCB pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar scalped 3 wickets at 33 runs in four overs in the first innings for his side, alongside 2 wickets picked by his fellow pacer Josh Hazlewood. Besides these two, Yash Dayal and Krunal Pandya also bagged a wicket each for RCB.

While chasing the target, RCB scored 165 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 18.3 overs and won the game comfortably by 6 wickets to move to the top spot in the tournament’s points table. Star all-rounder Krunal Pandya played a match-winning and unbeaten knock of 73 runs off just 47 balls, with five fours and four sixes, following former skipper Virat Kohli’s 51 runs off 47 balls, with 4 fours.