"I Don’t Think He Can Do That Again": Haris Rauf On Virat Kohli's Incredible Six Vs Pakistan
Published - 08 Jan 2023, 11:49 AM | Updated - 23 Aug 2024, 12:15 AM

Team India may not have had a good T20 World Cup campaign last year, but one match that fans and former cricketers alike remember fondly is the team’s opener against Pakistan.
Virat Kohli had a magnificent evening at the legendary Melbourne Cricket Ground, leading India to victory on the final ball of the match.
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Kohli was undefeated on 82 from 53 balls as he led the side to a successful 160-run chase at the MCG.
The straight six Kohli hit on a length delivery over the bowler’s head at one point in his innings surprised everyone, including Haris Rauf, and it is still talked about today.
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In the game’s 19th over, Kohli opened room for himself by moving across the wicket and taking the ball away for a huge six, shocking both Haris and Pakistan captain Babar Azam.
” Virat Kohli’s timing was perfect and it went for a six”: Haris Rauf
Haris recently discussed the shot while appearing on Pakistan’s well-known program “Hasna Mana Hai.” Rauf responded that the shot “hurt” him when a supporter inquired about his initial reaction to the shot.
“Of course, it hurt when that went for a six. I didn’t say anything but it hurt me personally. I thought something wrong had happened, “ Haris Rauf said.

“Anyone who knows cricket knows what sort of a player he is. He has played that shot now, I don’t think he can do that again. Such shots are quite rare, you can’t hit them again and again. His timing was perfect and it went for a six,” Rauf said.
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