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'The King Is Dead, Bumrah Taken The Mantle Now', Katich's Dig At Under Fire Kohli
Set a challenging target of 340 runs, India suffered a major setback in the first session of Day 5. Kohli, batting on 3, was dismissed in the final over before the lunch break, edging a wide delivery from Mitchell Starc to the slips.
Kohli had a forgetful outing in the series so far; he started off with a dismal score of five before scoring a century in the second innings in the series opener in Perth. Since then, he registered the series of 7, 11, 3, 36 & 5 in the next five innings, accumulating a total of 167 runs in four matches.
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