IND vs SA / Michael Vaughan said Virat Kohli should be suspended after capetown test stump mic

IND vs SA |  India's dream of winning a series in South Africa was once again shattered after they lost against South Africa in the Cape Town Test. Team India had to face defeat by 2-1 in this series. In the final match, South Africa defeated India by 7 wickets to win the series. There were many ruckus on the field in this test match. In which South Africa's captain Dean Elgar was not out in the DRS, the biggest controversy was. The entire Indian team, including captain Virat Kohli, took out anger over this decision and created a fierce controversy on the field itself. But in the meantime, a former player has asked Virat to suspend him from cricket after this entire controversy and impose a fine.

'Virat should be suspended'

In the third Test, when Dean Elgar was given not out in the crucial moments of the match, Indian captain Virat Kohli got enraged and started venting anger on the field itself. After this entire controversy, former England captain Michael Vaughan has attacked Virat and demanded that he should be suspended from cricket and fined him. Vaughan, who is famous for his strange statements, has once said a controversial thing.

Talking to Fox Cricket, Vaughan said, 'The ICC should intervene in this matter because you cannot behave like this on the field, whether you are disappointed or not. Of course, there are moments on the field when you feel that things are going against you. But if you behave like this as a captain, then the ICC will have to intervene. Apart from this, Vaughan said that it is also necessary for Virat to be suspended and fined.

Gambhir also criticized

Talking about this act of Virat Kohli, Gautam Gambhir said while talking to Star Sports, 'Kohli is very mature. Saying this on the stumps mic is the worst for any Indian captain. By doing this you will never become a role model for the youth. There is also truth in this statement of Gautam Gambhir, because you cannot behave like this in the middle of the match. You have every right to have your say, but there are other ways to do it.

India lost by 7 wickets

Chasing 212 against India, South Africa achieved the target by losing 3 wickets in their second innings. Keegan Petersen scored a brilliant 81, while Rasi Van der Dussen contributed 41 and Temba Bavuma contributed 32 runs to give his team a memorable 7-wicket win. Team India did wonders by winning the first Test match by 113 runs in Centurion, but lost both the Tests in Johannesburg and Cape Town and lost 1-2 in the series. India has not won a single test series on this soil till date.