Australia vs India 2018: Mitchell Johnson Comes With a Perfect Comment on Kohli, Stoinis Photo

Indian skipper Virat Kohli and Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis might be named in the different sheet for the India-Australia series. However, the duo will soon represent the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the twelfth edition of the Indian Premier League. Meanwhile, the former Australian speedster Mitchell Johnson took the lead with his caption.

The Twitter handler of International Cricket Council (ICC) shared a picture of Virat Kohli and Marcus Stoinis. They were seen sharing a laugh after the first T20I game in Brisbane. While the fans of the Indian cricket couldn’t help but mention the sort of impact rain has had on the series, Mitchell Johnson aimed fun at his countryman Stoinis.

“How did you get big muscles Marcus,” Tweeted Johnson as ICC asked, “What do you think Virat Kohli is saying here to Marcus Stoinis?”

https://twitter.com/MitchJohnson398/status/1066098953261731840

Moreover, it is known that Virat Kohli is considered one of the fittest players in the cricketing world. Marcus Stoinis is also known to be a fitness enthusiast. While one of the fans went on to ask Mitchell Johnson why he is always taking a swipe at Kohli, the Aussie clarified that his joke is aimed at Stoinis.

https://twitter.com/MitchJohnson398/status/1066120304366301184

Furthermore, Marcus Stoinis was traded by Royal Challengers Bangalore earlier this month from Kings XI Punjab. The batting all-rounder played a crucial role in the first T20I game. Stoinis scored a fine knock of unbeaten 33 and also defended 13 runs in the final over. Therefore, the hosts won the match by four runs at Gabba.

On the other hand, Virat Kohli couldn’t make a great start in the tour. He scored four runs in the first game and was also sloppy in the field. Kohli had also missed a catch of Aaron Finch in the fourth over in the first match.

The Men in Blues will clash off for the third and final match against Australia on November 25 (Sunday) at Sydney cricket ground.