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Former IPL-winning head coach Tom Moody believes the batsman rule has made Virat Kohli’s batting style a bit outdated in T20 cricket.
Former Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) head coach Tom Moody has said that cricket has moved away from the Virat Kohlis batting model, especially after the introduction of the Impact Player rule. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) slumped to a seven-run defeat against Delhi Capitals (DC) at the Arun Jaitely Stadium on Saturday night.
Bangalore had put up 181 in the first innings and Kohli scored a half-century along with southpaw Mahipal Lomror. However, Kohli came under the scanner for his strike rate as he took 46 deliveries for his 55 runs which included five boundaries. Lomror, on the other hand, hit 54 off 29.
The ease with which the home team chased down English opener Phil Salts 87 from 45 deliveries showed that Bangalore were just short of a competitive total in the batting-friendly knock. Moody brought Kohlis approach to the discussion on a chat show after the game after the former India skipper crossed the 7,000-run mark in his Indian Premier League (IPL) career.
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