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Virat Kohli has been fined 50% of his match fee after he was seen gesturing to the crowd with his middle finger on the second day. The level two charge was laid by the match referee Ranjan Madugalle on the third morning of the SCG Test.

Kohli went to the hearing along with manager Shivlal Yadav. He pleaded guilty, India's media manager GS Walia, said. Walia added that the matter was closed as far as the Indian team was concerned.

India had a long second day in the field, with Australia piling up 366 runs for the loss of one wicket. When Kohli was posted on the boundary, he said he had heard abuse worse than he ever had in his life. He posted on Twitter, "i agree cricketers dont have to retaliate. what when the crowd says the worst things about your mother and sister. the worst ive heard"

Kohli found a sympathiser in Kevin Pietersen, who replied to his tweet thus: "ha ha ha ha ha!!! Welcome to Australia buddy!!" To which Kohli replied: "never heard crap like that. EVER"

Pietersen went on to tell Kohli that the Australian crowds are such that they abuse even their own when they start losing. Kohli began the third day on a more positive Twitter note that said, "New day new beginning! :)"

According to a Cricket Australia spokesperson, since CA has kept keeping such records, the second day of this Test was the first time no spectator was evicted during a Test in Australia. There have been no formal complaints about crowd behaviour.

Australia v India, 2nd Test, Sydney, 3rd day: Virat Kohli fined over gesture to crowd | Cricket News | Australia v India | ESPN Cricinfo
 
Kohli did a good job by showing Middle finger at those f@#kin crowd !!

Kohli showed middle finger to punk aussie crowd, Peterson liked it :lol:
 
I know it shouldn't be done but some of the cr*p the Aussie crowd come out with what do you expect? Why should Kholi, a guest in Australia, be subjected to disgraceful racist slurs on himself and his family? I think his gesture was conservative - i would have done much more and told them to go forth and multiply!! Good job Mr Kholi!
 
I know it shouldn't be done but some of the cr*p the Aussie crowd come out with what do you expect? Why should Kholi, a guest in Australia, be subjected to disgraceful racist slurs on himself and his family? I think his gesture was conservative - i would have done much more and told them to go forth and multiply!! Good job Mr Kholi!

True mate! They were yelling bullshyt when he was on boundary..!!

Finally he did...
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Full support to Kohli :tup:
That section of crowd really needed this type of gesture.!
 
I almost gave him a finger myself seeing his performance. The best way to answer back is with the bat.
 
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