<p>A day after expressing his displeasure at Australia's on-field banter, India vice-captain Virat Kohli today once again had a go at Mitchell Johnson and apparently said something to the home team's pace spearhead as he was walking off after being dismissed here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The incident transpired in the 68th over of Australia's second innings when Johnson was dismissed by Mohammed Shami following which Kohli was seen speaking to the batsman.<br /><br />In return Johnson also had something to say but it was not clear whether his talk was directed at Kohli or was a complaint to the umpires as the the two on-field officials did have a word with the Indian after that.<br /><br />The hosts put themselves in a comfortable position by taking an overall lead of 326 runs by the end of fourth day's play as the third cricket Test headed for an exciting finish.<br /><br />Never the one to shy away from an on-field showdown, the feisty Kohli had yesterday said that being called a "spoilt brat" by the Australians brought the best out of him as he smashed a career-best 169-run knock.<br /><br />"It was going on throughout the day. They were calling me a spoilt brat and I said 'maybe that's the way I am. You guys hate me and I like that'. I don't mind having a chat on the field and it worked in my favour I guess," a combative Kohli had said at the end of third day's play. <br /><br /></p>
<p>A day after expressing his displeasure at Australia's on-field banter, India vice-captain Virat Kohli today once again had a go at Mitchell Johnson and apparently said something to the home team's pace spearhead as he was walking off after being dismissed here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The incident transpired in the 68th over of Australia's second innings when Johnson was dismissed by Mohammed Shami following which Kohli was seen speaking to the batsman.<br /><br />In return Johnson also had something to say but it was not clear whether his talk was directed at Kohli or was a complaint to the umpires as the the two on-field officials did have a word with the Indian after that.<br /><br />The hosts put themselves in a comfortable position by taking an overall lead of 326 runs by the end of fourth day's play as the third cricket Test headed for an exciting finish.<br /><br />Never the one to shy away from an on-field showdown, the feisty Kohli had yesterday said that being called a "spoilt brat" by the Australians brought the best out of him as he smashed a career-best 169-run knock.<br /><br />"It was going on throughout the day. They were calling me a spoilt brat and I said 'maybe that's the way I am. You guys hate me and I like that'. I don't mind having a chat on the field and it worked in my favour I guess," a combative Kohli had said at the end of third day's play. <br /><br /></p>