The crowd at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) continued to vilify Virat Kohli on day three of the fourth Test between India and Australia. In a video surfaced on social media, the spectators were chanting 'Kohli is a wild dog' amid the veteran batter's controversial gesture towards young Aussie opener Sam Konstas on day one.
Kohli found himself at the centre of controversy on day one of the ongoing MCG Test as he made a shoulder bump against Sam Konstas in the morning session. The gesture prompted the ICC to fine him 20% of his match fees along with a demerit point. However, an Australian media named 'The West Australian' referred to the 36-year-old as 'Clown Kohli'.
Below is the video of the MCG crowd calling Kohli 'wild dog':
Virat Kohli fails to convert his start on day two at MCG
Kohli, meanwhile, could not convert his start to a big score that India needed on day two of the Boxing Day Test at the MCG. The 36-year-old had been disciplined enough to leave balls outside the off-stump but edged one off Scott Boland late in the day to depart for 36 off 86 deliveries.
Australia had a field day at MCG as they amassed 474, headlined by Steve Smith's 140 and half-centuries from Sam Konstas, Usman Khawaja and Marnus Labuschagne. India ended day two at 164/5, trailing by 310 runs.
