Virat Kohli’s Humble Gesture in Ranji Trophy Return – “Kya Baat Kre Ho?” Wins Hearts

Indian cricket star Virat Kohli is set to make a significant return to domestic cricket, rejoining the Delhi team for the Ranji Trophy after a 12-year hiatus. His last appearance in the tournament was in November 2012.

In preparation for the upcoming match against Railways, starting January 30, Kohli participated in training sessions at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. During these sessions, he displayed humility and a team-oriented attitude. When junior teammates offered to assist with his cricket gear, Kohli declined, saying, “Bhaiya, kya baat kar rahe ho? Mere khelne ka samaan hai, mai khud leke jaunga,” which translates to, “Brother, what are you saying? It’s my playing gear; I’ll carry it myself.”

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This gesture has been widely appreciated, highlighting Kohli’s grounded nature despite his international fame. His return is anticipated to provide valuable experience and inspiration to the younger members of the Delhi squad.

As Kohli prepares for this domestic fixture, cricket enthusiasts are eager to see how his participation will influence the team’s performance and mentor emerging talents.