WTC Final 2023: Virat Kohli is currently playing the final match of the World Test Championship 2023 with the Indian team. The match is taking place at the Oval ground in England. This time, a lot of people are talking about Virat Kohli’s goggles, which have caught everyone’s attention.
On the fourth day of the WTC Final between India and Australia, Virat Kohli scored 44 runs and Ajinkya Rahane playing on 20 runs at the end of the 4th day. Whereas they played well and helped India recover in their chase of 444 runs.
During the WTC final, people are talking a lot about Virat Kohli’s goggles. These glasses have received a lot of praise, and people are sharing pictures of them on social media. The interesting thing about Virat Kohli’s goggles is that they may surprise you with their price and uniqueness.
Price Tag for Virat Kohli’s Goggles
Virat Kohli wore OAKLEY goggles during the WTC finals. These goggles can be purchased from the company’s website for approximately 15,000 to 16,509 rupees.
In the thrilling Test match, Virat Kohli liked Science in Sports’ energy bars, a famous English company. Their pack of 30 Go Energy Mini Bars costs around 3,979 rupees. On the other hand, Ravindra Jadeja often carried a Smart water bottle, owned by Coca-Cola’s Energy Brands. This 750 ml bottle is available in India for just 55 rupees. People worldwide are fascinated by these players’ accessories and the brands associated with them.
The combination of sports, style, and business creates an amazing show in the ICC World Test Championship. Whereas, the fans eagerly await the final result of this important match between India and Australia.
India vs Australia Highlights of WTC Final, Day 4:
End of the 4th day of the WTC Final, India finished at 164 for 3, with 280 runs still needed to beat Australia. Virat Kohli scored 44 not out and Ajinkya Rahane scored 20 not out, helping India recover after losing three wickets. Shubman Gill, Rohit Sharma, and Cheteshwar Pujara were dismissed before Kohli and Rahane formed an unbeaten partnership of 71 runs for the fourth wicket. Australia declared their second innings at 270 for 8, holding a lead of 173 runs from the first innings. They scored 469 runs and India was bowled out for 296.
