Virat Kohli intervened and played peacemaker |courtesy – screengrab
\n\nOften involved in heated and animated chats on the field himself, Virat Kohli was seen playing peacemaker as Indian pacer Gurnoor Brar and New Zealand batter Tim Seifert got into a heated spat during the fourth ODI between New Zealand and India at the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui on Friday (November 13). The incident happened after Brar dismissed Seifert after he made a quick-fire knock of 58 off 48 balls.
\n\nBrar ended the home team's 85-run opening partner on the last ball of the 12th over of the game, with Ishan Kishan taking a catch from behind the stumps. Just after the dismissal, Brar broke into an animated celebration and was seen saying something to Seifert.
\n\nKohli was quick to realise that the situation was going out of hand and immediately intervened, going towards Brar to calm him down and take him away from Seifert. Later, the umpire was seen having a chat with the pacer about the incident.
\n\nTalking about the match, Shreyas Iyer won the toss and chose to bowl first in his debut as the ODI captain of the Indian team. In the first game of the…
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