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Virat Kohli makes heartwarming gesture to Matt Henry after India's historic loss

Virat Kohli makes heartwarming gesture to Matt Henry after India's historic loss

Dubai: Virat Kohli may have endured a disappointing outing against New Zealand in the fourth ODI, but the Indian batting star showed his humble side after the match by gifting his jersey to fast bowler Matt Henry, who had dismissed him for a duck.

Henry produced a sensational performance at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui on Friday, November 13, taking six wickets as New Zealand defeated India by 244 runs. The right-arm pacer had a particularly memorable moment early in the second innings when he dismissed three of India’s leading batters in the opening over.

After the match, Henry received Kohli’s jersey, a thoughtful gesture from the former India captain that highlighted the mutual respect between two of international cricket’s leading figures.

Kohli’s dismissal was among the highlights of Henry’s remarkable opening spell. After removing Rohit Sharma with the first delivery of the innings, the New Zealand pacer struck again on the fifth ball to send Kohli back to the pavilion.

Henry initially bowled deliveries that moved away from the right-hander before producing a sharp inward movement. The ball stayed slightly low and went through the gap between Kohli’s bat and pad before crashing into the stumps. Kohli was bowled for four balls without scoring.

Henry completed a stunning triple-wicket maiden by dismissing stand-in captain Shreyas Iyer on the final…

In brief

Dubai: Virat Kohli may have endured a disappointing outing against New Zealand in the fourth ODI, but the Indian batting star showed his humble side after the match by gifting his jersey to fast bowler Matt Henry, who had dismissed him for a duck. Kohli’s dismissal was among the highlights of Henry’s remarkable opening spell.

This is the opening of the story, shared with credit to Gulf News (UAE). The rest of the report — with every detail — continues on the publisher’s website.

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