Indian captain Virat Kohli had injured his shoulder while fielding during the Test match, forcing him to stay off the field for a while. This injury became the target of Australian all-rounder Glenn Maxwell, who mocked Kohli in an on-field incident that grabbed headlines. The incident happened in the first innings, Kohli injured his shoulder while diving to save a boundary. The injury was serious enough to keep him off the field for a significant part of the match. As India batted after Australia's first-innings total of 451, Maxwell, fresh off scoring his maiden Test hundred, made a spectacular dive near the boundary to save runs. Immediately after, Maxwell theatrically clutched his shoulder, mimicking Kohli's injury. The gesture was clearly aimed at mocking the Indian skipper, and it didn't go unnoticed. The act was caught on camera and quickly went viral, which added more fuel to the already intense rivalry. When Kohli hit back at Maxwell Kohli, known for his fiery demeanour, did not immediately react but bided his time. In Australia's second innings, when Ravindra Jadeja bowled David Warner for just 14 runs, Kohli seized the opportunity. He celebrated by aggressively patting his own shoulder, mimicking Maxwell's earlier gesture. The crowd erupted, and it was evident that Kohli had delivered a pointed response.