The stump mic captured Virat Kohli referring to Shakib Al Hasan as 'Malinga'. Sri Lanka legend Lasith Malinga has now reacted to the video of the incident.

So amazed was Kohli at Shakib's precision in landing yorkers to Kohli that in between the 15th and 16th over, he was heard comparing Shakib to Malinga.

Virat Kohli, known for his fiery passion on the cricket field, showed his humorous side during a lighthearted exchange with on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough. A day after a Decision Review System (DRS) blunder during India’s second Test against Bangladesh, Kohli walked up to the English umpire, sharing a moment that left both of them in splits.

Star Indian batter Virat Kohli's slump persisted in the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, scoring only 6 and 17 in the two innings. India's top-order struggled, but remarkable partnerships helped them to a strong lead on day three.

Lasith Malinga responded to Virat Kohli's compliment about Shakib's bowling on social media, sharing a light-hearted moment with both players.

Virat Kohli used Lasith Mainga's name to tease Shakib al Hasan during the second day's play of the first Test match between India and Bangladesh. The video has also reached Malinga, who has shared a two-word post in response.

India and Bangladesh are currently locking horns against each other in the first Test of their two-match series at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to field first against India in what is being touted as a crucial match.

India is off to a strong start in the first Test series against Bangladesh, taking a commanding lead at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. After

Lasith Malinga responded to a viral video featuring Virat Kohli in conversation with Shakib Al Hasan, where Kohli compared young pacer Hasan Mahmud to the Sri Lankan legend.

Lasith Malinga has reacted to a viral video in which Virat Kohli could be seen speaking to Shakib al Hasan, comparing Hasan Mahmud with the Sri Lankan legend.

Virat is having a poor run of form across all formats this year. In 15 matches and 17 innings this year, he has scored just 319 runs at a sub-par average of 18.76, with just one half-century to his name and a best score of 76 made during the T20 World Cup final against South Africa.