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India Vs Australia Perth Test: Virat Kohli's Six Hits Security Guard At Optus Stadium - Watch

During the India vs Australia Test series, Virat Kohli’s six struck a security guard, leading to immediate medical assistance. This incident highlights the need for enhanced safety measures in sports venues.

IND vs AUS: In a startling incident during the India vs Australia Test series, a powerful shot by Virat Kohli ended up hitting a security guard on the head in the ongoing Border Gavaskar Trophy.

This unsettling event took place on Sunday (November 24) i.e. the third day of the match at the Optus Stadium in Perth, bringing a moment of concern amidst the game's excitement. Initially, Kohli, who was engrossed in the match, did not notice the accident. However, upon realization, he was visibly distressed by the mishap.

The match had to be momentarily halted to provide immediate medical attention to the injured security guard. This was Kohli's first six of the game, a hit that swiftly shifted from a highlight to a cause for alarm. The severity of the incident was such that it not only paused the game but also left the players and spectators in a state of worry.

A video capturing this shocking moment has since made its rounds on the internet, drawing widespread attention. The footage showcases Kohli's powerful hit that unfortunately ends in an unforeseen accident, striking the security guard unexpectedly. Here's the video.

"What a shot by Kohli it's a six And hits a security guard," remarked a social media user, encapsulating the mix of admiration for the shot and concern for the injured party. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of safety measures in sports arenas, highlighting how quickly situations can turn critical.

In the match, Kohli notched up a fine half-century in the second innings to leave the disappointments of the first innings where he could only score 5 runs before getting dismissed. For India, Yashasvi Jaiswal - who perished for a duck in the first innings - came back strongly and scored 161 runs, laying a strong foundation for a massive lead for the visitors. India took a lead of 450-plus.

Story first published: Sunday, November 24, 2024, 14:13 [IST]
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