Virat Kohli Video Calls Wife Anushka And Kids After RCB's Win And Internet Is Having A Meltdown
Virat Kohli's heartwarming post-match Facetime session with wife Anushka Sharma and kids Vamika and Akaay after RCB's IPL victory melts hearts online. Plus, Kohli's clever comeback to 'promoting game' remarks is also winning his fans' hearts.
Virat Kohli's match-winning performance at yesterday's Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings is winning hearts. Another moment that has caught people's fancy is a video in which he is Facetiming his wife Anushka Sharma and kids Vamika and Akaay. Not just that, his statement in which he took a dig at 'promoting game' remark has also won his fans over.
Virat Kohli Facetimed wife Anushka Sharma and kids after RCB's win
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Virat shared his happiness and excitement on winning the match with his wife Anushka and kids. As he video called them, he couldn't stop himself from blowing kisses. This adorable video has fans saying, "so cute".
Virat Kohli on the video call with Anushka Sharma. ??
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- A wholesome moment at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. pic.twitter.com/dCGyhYr5R9
Virat Kohli's dig at 'promoting game' remark
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After RCB's win against PBSK, Virat Kohli took a dig at his former Indian coach Ravi Shastri's recent comments on his inclusion in the upcoming T20 World Cup squad. "I know my name is now attached to just promoting the game in different parts of the world when it comes to T20 cricket. I've still got it I guess," said Kohli.
It all started after Kevin Pietersen during commentating in the Gujarat Titans vs Mumbai Indians match on Sunday, said that the T20 World Cup in USA needs someone like Kohli to help the game grow as a global sport. "The World Cup is happening in the USA. India are playing Pakistan in New York. You¡¯d want someone like a Virat Kohli to help the game grow," he said.
Virat Kohli said, "I know my name is now attached to just promoting the game in different parts of the world when it comes to T20 cricket, I've still got it I guess". pic.twitter.com/PV4jLqb8tV
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In response Ravi Shashti said that it was about winning the competition and not about growth. Hence, as per him, India should go to the World Cup with a young side. "It¡¯s not about growing the game, it's about winning the competition. The game will grow wherever it needs to grow. What I¡¯m trying to say is no baggage. And India won in 2007 T20 World Cup with a young side. You want youth. You want flamboyance. You want that dash," the former India coach had said.
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