Virat Kohli's Notebook Celebration After Hitting A Six Adds Insult To Injury For The Bowler And We Are Loving It

Virat Kohli played in style to return an old favour to West Indies after they posted a challenging total which was tough to chase.?

It was carnage as Shimron Hetmyer and Pollard joined forces to annihilate the Indian bowlers.

It helped West Indies amass 207/5.

Kohli looked a little jaded but after he reached 20 in 20 balls he changed gears.? ?

Then came the sixteenth over when King Kohli reminisced the Kesrick Williams' notebook celebration that worked like a charm to increase the TRP (Television Rating Point) of the Carribean Premier League in 2017. Before pulling off a Chadwick Walton to get into the head of Williams, Kohli baffled the Windies bowler with an outrageous six over long-on.? ? ?

Williams' attempted yorker skidded off the runway and Kohli shotgunned the ball with his monstrous bottom hand to get the maximum results. Damage was done and Kohli took out his notebook to tick the bowler's name off for good. The 208-run target was chased down with 8 balls to spare and the Indian run-machine ticked all the right boxes with an unbeaten 94 off 50 balls.?

Propelling India to their highest run chase and earning the Man of the Match honour, Kohli then revealed that the notebook celebration was done to avenge his dismissal during India's Caribean tour in 2017. "It's not the CPL (about Williams' celebration), it happened to me in Jamaica when he got me out," Kohli explained in the post-match press conference.?

"So I thought I'll tick a few in the notebook as well, but all good. There were a few words, but smiles at the end. That's what you want to see. Good competitive cricket but in the end shake hands and give a hi-fi. That's what cricket is all about. Play it hard but have respect for opponents," he added.