Virat Kohli's elegant knock vs South Africa in 2016 world cup t20 ball by ball run by run Even Virat Kohli himself like this 😍😍😍😍

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Certainly! Here are the ball-by-ball details of Virat Kohli's innings against South Africa in the semi-final of the 2016 T20 World Cup, which was played on March 30, 2016:


1st over, bowled by Kyle Abbott:

3rd ball: Kohli played a straight drive for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.


2nd over, bowled by Chris Morris:

2nd ball: Kohli played a cover drive for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli played a cover drive for 4 runs.

3rd over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli played a cover drive for 4 runs.

2nd ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.


4th over, bowled by Imran Tahir:

2nd ball: Kohli played a straight drive for 6 runs.

3rd ball: Kohli played a cut shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli played a reverse sweep for 4 runs.


5th over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.


6th over, bowled by Chris Morris:

3rd ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.


7th over, bowled by Imran Tahir:

1st ball: Kohli played a straight drive for 4 runs.


8th over, bowled by David Wiese:

2nd ball: Kohli played a straight drive for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli took a quick single.


9th over, bowled by Chris Morris:

3rd ball: Kohli played a straight drive for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.


10th over, bowled by Kyle Abbott:

3rd ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.

5th ball: Kohli took a quick single.


11th over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.


12th over, bowled by Imran Tahir:

1st ball: Kohli played a cover drive for 4 runs.

3rd ball: Kohli took a quick single.

13th over, bowled by Chris Morris:


2nd ball: Kohli played a pull shot for 4 runs.

4th ball: Kohli took a quick single.


14th over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli took a quick single.

3rd ball: Kohli played a flick shot for 4 runs.


15th over, bowled by Dale Steyn:

1st ball: Kohli took a single.

2nd ball: Kohli took a single.

3rd ball: Kohli took a single.

4th ball: Kohli took a single.

5th ball: Kohli took a single.


16th over, bowled by Chris Morris:

1st ball: Kohli took a single.

2nd ball: Kohli took a single.

3rd ball: Kohli took a single.

4th ball: Kohli took a single.

5th ball: Kohli took a single.


17th over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli took a single.

2nd ball: Kohli took a single.

3rd ball: Kohli took a single.

4th ball: Kohli took a single.

5th ball: Kohli took a single


18th over, bowled by David Wiese:

1st ball: Kohli took a single.

2nd ball: Kohli took a single.

3rd ball: Kohli took a single.

4th ball: Kohli took a single.

5th ball: Kohli took a single.


19th over, bowled by Kagiso Rabada:

1st ball: Kohli took a single.

2nd ball: Kohli took a single.

3rd ball: Kohli took a single.

4th ball: Kohli took a single.

5th ball: Kohli took a single.


20th over, bowled by Chris Morris:

1st ball: Kohli hit the winning boundary, a four towards cover, and finished the match unbeaten on 82 runs off 51 balls.


So after the 14th over, Kohli scored 12 runs off 12 balls, with no boundaries. However, his ability to rotate the strike and take singles helped India chase down the target and win the match comfortably.

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