India vs England: Virat Kohli and Jos Buttler exchange words in high-scoring series decider

India vs England 5th T20I: Words were exchanged between India captain Virat Kohli and Jos Buttler after the wicket of latter fell in the 13th over of the series-decider in Ahmedabad.

The series-deciding 5th T20I between India and England saw a heated moment when India pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar dismissed Jos Buttler in the 13th over of the 225-run chase. Yeah? Your boy Buttler started it.Kohli just returned the favor. Guess you didn’t like the taste of your own medicine. Virat Kohli: Ben StokesJos Buttler: Yeah, Next in.Virat Kohli: Ok thank you#INDvsENG #Rohirat #ViratKohli #RohitSharma pic.twitter.com/dx0bhLMkAh When Virat kohli said Ben stokes and then Jos buttler took it personally. pic.twitter.com/bu3LDoC5e8 Kohli and Umpire talk over Buttler spat was quite animated. #INDvENG pic.twitter.com/fZsOrjgwnF According to reports, Buttler said, "you have 100M followers on Instagram, give me a shoutout" to Kohli. #INDvENG What were Buttler and Kohli saying? #INDvENG What happened there? Kohli shouting at Buttler after he was out? 1. Picked an extra bowler Nattu2. promoted himself to open3. Promoted Pandya to 3rd down4. Brought Bhuvi back into 13th over.5. Great send off to ButtlerVirat Kohli as captain tonight #INDvENG #INDvsEND I think so Buttler asked Kohli about his 71st ton, thats why the rattling up According to reports, Buttler said, "Rohit is a better captain" to Kohli. #INDvENG Words were exchanged between India captain Virat Kohli while the dangerous wicketkeeper-batsman after the latter said something after his dismissal. The 30-year-old was on his long way back to the pavilion when Kohli followed him. Buttler kept on walking towards the dugout before taking few steps back to confront the India star, who scored 80 not out runs in the match. Buttler was (52 off 34) and Dawid Malan stitched a130-run partnership off just 82 balls as the visitors for once looked like running away with the match. However, the fall of Buttler's wicket opened a floodgate and England stuttered to a 36-run defeat against India.