Kohli walks back despite being not out

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Manchester: India skipper Virat Kohli walked despite not hitting the ball as Pakistan managed to rein in and keep the Indian juggernaut under control in the last five overs, restricting them to 336/5 in their heavyweight World Cup clash on Sunday.
Kohli batting on 77 in the 48th over tried to pull a Mohammed Amir bouncer, but the ball flew past his bat to wicketkeeper Sarfaraz Ahmed even as there was no sighn of faintest of edges. The umpire did not raise his finger despite a long appeal from the Pakistan players. But Kohli walked back assuming he was out. (IANS)

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