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ENG vs IND, 3rd Test: Barmy Army Taunts Virat Kohli On Return To Pavilion, See Video
England pace bowler James Anderson and India captain Virat Kohli were at each other's throat during the second Test. On Wednesday, the first day of the third Test here, the 39-year-old England veteran got the better of the talismanic Indian batsman having him caught behind for seven to complete his assault on India's top-order.
Kohli's misery didn't end just there. Even as James Anderson and his England teammates celebrated the dismissal, which was the veteran pacer's 629th Test scalp, the Barmy Army - a group of English fans - gave him musical farewell.
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