BackKohli’s IPL ducks tale: Why multiple dismissals for nought have often hurt his season

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Times of India08.05.2026GeneralIndia

Kohli’s IPL ducks tale: Why multiple dismissals for nought have often hurt his season

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Virat Kohli's IPL 2026 campaign hit a rare snag as Lucknow Super Giants pacer Prince Yadav dismissed him for a two-ball duck. This marked Kohli's first IPL duck in 1110 days, a stunning event given his legendary status. The delivery itself was hailed as 'ball of the tournament', leaving fans and experts in awe of the rare dismissal.

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