IPL 2025 Final: Anushka Sharma dejected as Virat Kohli dismissed after slow 43
Anushka Sharma was left dejected as Virat Kohli was dismissed for 43 runs off 35 balls in the IPL 2025 final against Punjab Kings. Kohli struggled during his knock in Ahmedabad in the summit clash on Tuesday as the RCB star struggled to get his innings going. Kohli was left to watch on as Phil Salt fell early after a quick blitz and he was joined by Mayank Agarwal in the middle. It felt like Kohli was given the anchor role during the innings, much like how he did in the T20 World Cup 2024 final last year. However, the RCB star only got 13 runs off 10 deliveries in the powerplay overs, with just one boundary coming in at that time. The pressure kept building on RCB batters at the other end, which saw both Mayank and Rajat Patidar get dismissed quickly. advertisementIPL 2025 Final Updates
Kohli was unable to put his foot on the pedal and get going as the run-rate started to fall. After the second timeout, Liam Livingstone and Kohli showed some signs of intent with a few boundaries but Punjab's plan to bowl short at the RCB star kept him under check. He was ultimately dismissed by a short ball from Azmatullah Omarzai as the star batter hit the ball up in the air and the PBKS bowler completed the catch with ease. After the dismissal, a disappointed Anushka's image went viral on social media. You can see it below:US ANUSHKA US.#IPLFinals #RCBvPBKS pic.twitter.com/usH9TcuPmC— Prashant Shukla (@PrashantSh67875) June 3, 2025RCB post 190 in the endOnce Kohli went, Jitesh came to the middle and played a stunning cameo of 24 from 10 deliveries as he and Livingstone got some momentum going. But Punjab bounced back with quick wickets as RCB's innings came to a screeching halt. RCB posted 190 in the end for the loss of nine wickets. Tune InTrending Reel
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