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Virat Kohli Ruled Out Of ODI series Against Afghanistan Due To Hamstring injury: Report

Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against Afghanistan due to a hamstring injury, according to a report by PTI. This news comes as a blow...

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Virat Kohli Ruled Out Of ODI series Against Afghanistan Due To Hamstring injury: Report
Sports · June 4, 2026

Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli has been ruled out of the upcoming ODI series against Afghanistan due to a hamstring injury, according to a report by PTI. This news comes as a blow to the team, especially considering Kohli's stunning run of form in the recently-concluded IPL 2026, where he slammed the winning runs in the final against Gujarat Titans.

Injury Update: Virat Kohli Out of ODI Series

A BCCI source confirmed the news to PTI, stating, "He is out of the ODI series due to a hamstring injury." The three-match series is set to begin on June 13 in Dharamsala, and Kohli's absence will surely be felt. Meanwhile, there is also uncertainty surrounding Rohit Sharma's availability for the series, as he was included in the squad on the condition that he will play depending on his fitness after suffering an injury in the IPL.

Series Preview: India vs Afghanistan

The upcoming ODI series between India and Afghanistan promises to be an exciting one, with both teams looking to make a statement. Despite Kohli's absence, the Indian team will be looking to put on a strong show, while Afghanistan will be seeking to cause an upset. Fans can stay updated with the latest cricket news, IPL 2026 updates, and more at NDTVSports.

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