Don't miss Kohli's hilarious imitation of Ishan

• Virat Kohli mimicked Ishan Kishan in 2nd ODI on Saturday.
• Kohli copied Ishan Kishan's running style at drinks break.
• Kohli scored 7 runs in 2nd ODI; India restricted NZ to 134.

Virat Kohli was seen mimicking Ishan Kishan during the second ODI against New Zealand. Apart from his fierce power-hitting skills, and on-field aggression, the modern-day batting icon is known to have

an equally hilarious side. Kohli keeps fans and teammates entertained with his unique and funny moments. He is known for his great mimicking skills as well as has displayed them time and again by copying former cricketers’ and teammates.

As India and New Zealand locked horns for the second ODI in Wellington on Saturday, the batter was seen mimicking his teammate Ishan Kishan. During the drinks break, Kohli and Kishan engaged in a hilarious moment with the former copying the wicketkeeper-batter’s running style as he walked onto the field with the support staff. Kohli also had a brief chat with Kishan before mimicking him. Needless to say, the moment was caught on camera, and it went viral on social media within no time.

As for Ishan Kishan, the left-hander is a part of the squad but was out of the playing XI in both the first two games.

Unstoppable Virat Kohli 😂🤣

– He mimics Ishan Kishan during the second ODI against New Zealand 😂 https://t.co/yBgjgZQKoU

— Mukku (@Cric_Mukku) November 7, 2026

Virat Kohli fails to make a mark in second ODI

After displaying sublime form in the opening ODI with a 51-ball 74, Virat Kohli failed to put up much with the bat in the second game. As India chased 135 in a rain-hit game that reduced action to 47 overs on each side, the 38-year-old put up seven runs off seven deliveries with the help of one boundary. However, that doesn’t raise question to his form as he has been delivering excellently in 2026. Before Saturday’s ODI, Kohli scored 626 runs in 11 games at an average of 69.55 with two hundreds and four half-centuries.

Talking about the Indian team, the Men in Blue put up a brilliant performance with the ball in the first innings and restricted the rivals at a sub-par total of 134. However, in return, they couldn’t extend their momentum with the bat and kept losing wickets at regular interval. Skipper Shubman Gill was dismissed on a golden duck while Rohit Sharma hit 23 runs off 28 deliveries.