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Second consecutive wicket of Virat Kohli. After the match against Lucknow Super Giants on May 7, the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) great batsman was out for a duck again on May 10, this time against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG). Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium, Naya Raipur.
LSG fast bowler Deepak Chahar uprooted Virat Kohli’s stumps on the fourth ball of the first over of the second innings. Kohli had started his IPL 2026 campaign brilliantly, but at the moment he is going through a bad form.
Virat Kohli’s wicket is a big blow for RCB
RCB lost the wicket of Kohli with only 10 runs on the scoreboard and the target score is 167 runs in 20 overs. This was a milestone match for Virat Kohli. The player with jersey number 28 came to the field tonight to play 278th IPL match of his career, and still counting.
Therefore, the crowd present in the stadium and the fans and batsmen of Royal Challengers Bangalore were expecting to see something special from him. But it turned out to be another disappointing night for the fans as the legendary batsman was out without scoring a single run against Mumbai Indians.
In the first innings of the match, it was clear that the pitch and conditions had something for the bowlers. RCB fast bowler Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s 4-wicket spell was a perfect example of this. Kumar’s bowling spell was a perfect example of how to bowl on a deck where the ball was spinning.
Virat Kohli lost control at the last moment
To take the wicket, Deepak Chahar targeted Virat’s weak area, which was the area around the off stump. It was a hard length delivery on off, to which the right-handed batsman looked to respond with a lofted drive. He took out his front leg to play with the ball up high.
As soon as the bat came in contact with the ball, it spun in his gloves and Virat Kohli lost control. After making the connection, the ball flattened towards mid-off, where Raj Bawa moved to his right and took a good catch. Virat had to go with the golden duck.
Virat Kohli went for a golden duck.
It’s time for Deepak Chahar to close the comments section on Instagram pic.twitter.com/xUbhlJvyTU
– Kashif (@KashifNdmCric) 10 May 2026
Why is Virat Kohli’s fan following so big?
How many hearts get broken after it’s out?
In which I am also a mother…💔 pic.twitter.com/ddu3Cs1WT4
– Ajitabh Kumar Pandey (@Ajitabh1019506) 10 May 2026
give me freedom,
give me fire,
Give me Chinnaswamy Road,
drop me the catch,
Or I will retire.No flat track, no party for statpadder Virat Kohli. 🤣🤣🦆 pic.twitter.com/aRDsklxFLe
-AdityaVarma (@AdityaVarma45_) 10 May 2026
Today, it is sad for brother Virat Kohli that he has been out on zero twice in a row.
Now it seems that RCB is in danger today.
What do you think friend? #MIvsRCB pic.twitter.com/CZApuA9zkU
– Ankit Verma (@TechAndCricket) 10 May 2026
Virat Kohli in the last match:
first ball – defense
Second ball – thrown
Today: First ball – caught outBut Sarr is a team player, always plays for Team Sarr, chases master Sarr pic.twitter.com/eNcnal5ABk
– Mahi Patel (@Mahi_Patel_07) 10 May 2026
Virat Kohli no longer seems hungry for cricket. It seems like he is just playing for fun now. He doesn’t even try to stay at the crease, just starts slogging from the very first ball, despite knowing that the entire team is dependent on him. Same mistake in every game. 💔 pic.twitter.com/EGgLbUfezL
– Naman (@edgbaston18___) 10 May 2026
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