IPL 2022: ‘You Are Wearing Orange Cap, I’m Not Able To Score Runs’ – Virat Kohli When Jos Buttler Reached Him Out With A Query

Virat Kohli’s appalling form has been the discussion of IPL 2022. The former RCB captain had scored 236 runs, averaging under 20 preceding his heavenly show against GT. As far as the average is concerned, this is Kohli’s most awful season since 2008, when he averaged only 23.77 in 14 games up to this point.

Be that as it may, the right-hander has not allowed his lean form to get to his head as he saw the more amusing side of things when Rajasthan opener Jos Buttler moved toward him with an inquiry. The occurrence occurred in the outcome of RCB’s defeat against RR by nine runs in Pune on April 26.

Virat Kohli Talks About Funny Interaction With Jos Buttler

Virat Kohli, in a chat with Harbhajan Singh for Star Sports, said, “Jos Buttler came to me, after the Rajasthan Royals match and said I want to ask you something and I told him that you’re wearing the Orange Cap what do you want to ask me, I am not able to make runs – and we had a laugh about it.”

Jos Buttler is having a dream run in the competition as opposed to Kohli’s as he holds the Orange cap in IPL 2022. The wicketkeeper-batsman has scored 627 runs with three centuries to his name at a noteworthy average of 52.25.

He is in contention of equalling Kohli’s record of four centuries in an IPL season. In spite of the fact that fans wouldn’t rule it out for the Englishman to give it another go in the forthcoming games.

I Have Seen Everything Now: Virat Kohli

In a meeting for RCB Insider, Kohli uncovered the explanation for his responses in the wake of getting out for successive golden ducks. Kohli also welcomed the idea of enjoying some time off from cricket to revive himself.

“First-ball ducks. After the second one (duck), I actually realized what It feels like to be like you (Mr. Nags’ character), absolutely helpless. It hasn’t happened to me ever in my career, I think. I have seen everything now. It’s been so long, I have seen everything in this game,” Kohli said.

“It’s not a lot of people who mentioned it. There is one person precisely who has mentioned it which is Ravi Bhai and that’s because he has seen from close quarters over the last six-seven years the reality of the situation that I have been in,” Kohli told Star Sports.

 “The amount of cricket that I have played and the ups and downs and the toll that it takes on you to play three formats of the game plus the IPL for 10-11 years non-stop with the seven years of captaincy in between,” he said.

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