Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper, Virat Kohli, stormed into the match referee's room and hurled abuses at him following his team's six-run defeat against Mumbai Indians an Indian Premier League encounter in Bengaluru on Thursday, Times Now reported. RCB needed seven runs off the last delivery of the match when the on-field umpire failed to notice a no-ball by Lasith Malinga. A no-ball would not only have given RCB one extra run but also a free hit and a chance to win the game. However, they lost by six runs.
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