KS Bharat SIX Video: The Border Gavaskar series of four Test matches are being played between India and Australia. The series’ fourth and decisive Test match is being played at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. In the fourth Test match of the series, the Australian team batted brilliantly in the first innings and scored a big score of 480 runs.
In response, Team India scored 393 runs. Wicket-keeper batsman KS Bharat also batted fiercely in the fourth Test match. KL Bharat hit Australia’s fast bowler for such a six that the audience kept watching.
KS Bharat Hit A Brilliant Six
The 134th over was brought by Australian bowler Cameron Green. Cameron Green bowled a two-ball bouncer to wicket-keeper batsman KS Bharat in the 134th over, and KS Bharat pulled Green’s ball and hit a brilliant six over a deep square leg.
During this, the reaction of Virat Kohli was worth watching. KS Bharat partnered well with Virat Kohli in the fourth Test match against Australia. However, KS Bharat missed six runs from his first half-century in Test cricket. KS Bharat was dismissed on the short leg on the ball of Nathan Lyon with a score of 44 runs.
ICYMI – @KonaBharat dispatched the short balls from Cameron Green into the stands.
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— BCCI (@BCCI) March 12, 2023
KS Bharat Missed His Half-Century
KS Bharat played the best innings so far in Australia series. KS Bharat has scored 82 runs in six innings of four matches against Australia. During this, his highest score was 44 runs, which came in the first innings of the Ahmedabad Test match. KS Bharat scored 44 off 88 balls. During this, Bharat hit two fours and three sixes.
Indian team’s run machine Virat Kohli’s bat also rained in the Ahmedabad Test match. Virat Kohli ended the century drought in his Test cricket after about three and a half years. Virat Kohli scored a brilliant century in the first innings of the fourth Test match against Australia. Until writing the news, Virat Kohli is playing by scoring 110 runs in 253 balls. While Virat Kohli has hit seven fours, the Indian team’s score is 412 runs for five wickets.
