Virat Kohli, the star player for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), scored 50 runs off 38 balls in a recent match against the Mumbai Indians (MI), but his performance drew criticism from former cricketer Aakash Chopra, who labeled it as 'very slow'. Despite RCB's impressive total of 240 runs, Chopra argued that Kohli's innings did not meet the fast-paced expectations of T20 cricket. He pointed out that Kohli wasted two reviews on wide balls, indicating a distracted mindset. In contrast, Phil Salt's explosive innings of 78 runs off 36 balls was praised for setting a strong foundation for the team's success. Additionally, RCB captain Rajat Patidar's outstanding performance, scoring 53 runs off 20 balls, showcased his potential for a return to the national team, with Chopra noting his impressive hitting ability, including 10 sixes in just four innings this season. Overall, while RCB secured the win, the contrasting styles of Kohli and his teammates sparked a discussion on the demands of modern T20 cricket.