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Soon after, Kohli returned to practice, and it has been said that there isn't much to worry about in terms of his participation in the semi-final.

Digital Desk: Indian cricket player Virat Kohli, who is also the T20 World Cup 2022's leading scorer so far, was struck in the nets by pacer Harshal Patel. As the incident's video rapidly got popular on social media, supporters expressed concern for the batter's safety ahead of the semifinal match against England. Harshal appeared to have hit Kohli in the midsection, and he ran over to the batsman to see how he was doing. Thankfully, there was no serious harm.

Before Thursday's semifinal match at Adelaide Oval against England, the Indian players have been putting in the work in the nets. Even Rohit Sharma has previously been struck in the nets, but the injury wasn't significant, allowing the Hitman to play again just hours later.



In the footage, Kohli did appear to be in a little discomfort and even knelt in pain.

Soon after, Kohli returned to practice, and it has been said that there isn't much to worry about in terms of his participation in the semi-final.

Earlier, Kohli posted a video of himself making some beautiful shots in the net. Fans on social media were delighted by the audio input of the ball striking his bat.



With 246 runs in 5 games, Kohli has the highest tournament-scoring average. He has three half-centuries under his belt already in this competition. He would be eager to carry on his strong play in the semifinal and, possibly, the championship match.
 

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