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Be it the crowd at Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) during the last Test against Australia of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy or the crowd who have come in their thousands to see a glimpse of Virat Kohli during the Ranji Trophy clash against Railways, both get the full action-packed action from the former Indian skipper both in cricketing terms and otherwise. Another example of the fun element of the 36-year-old was on display at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, as Kohli had an entertaining cameo with the crowd and the crowd got some real hilarious entertainment from him.
Virat Kohli entertains crowd with his iconic moves
The other side of the ace Indian batter was on display as Railways faced Delhi bowlers during their 1st innings and Kohli was on the outfield doing his fielding duty for his domestic side. The crowd, which has been on its toes ever since Kohli arrived at the national capital and joined his domestic side to play a match for them after 12 years, demanded more entertainment from the 36-year-old.
Kohli, like the show-stopper he is, did not disappoint the crowd and had a hilarious few moments with the crowd to turn the excitement at the iconic venue on another level. Kohli lifted his hands a few times and plucked his ears towards the crowd to hear them cheer. He also signalled toward his belly asking the crowd if they had eaten anything.
The crowd at Arun Jaitley Stadium, in response, cheered him up every time he signalled toward the audience and did not let the noise go down even once. This epic encounter between the Delhi crowd and Kohli displays the unbreakable bond the 36-year-old shares with the people of Delhi and vice-versa. Unexpected number of people have come out to see a glimpse of the local hero who has come to play for the Delhi team.
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Here’s the video :
Mauj Masti Nahi Rukni Chaiye! 😁❤️ pic.twitter.com/PXe69xBrMM
— Virat Kohli Fan Club (@Trend_VKohli) January 30, 2025
An impressive display from Delhi’s bowling unit
Delhi bowlers have put out an impressive show with the bowl on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy clash against Railways. Wickets kept falling in steady succession for the Railways as they were outsmarted by Delhi pacers. Navdeep Saini led the pace attack for Delhi as he took 3 wickets for 62 runs in an 18-over spell. Sumit Mathur continued the spin onslaught taking 3 wickets in 10 overs he bowled. Siddhant Sharma and Money Grewal took 2 wickets each for the home side. In the end, Railways 1st inning came to an end on 241 runs in 67.4 overs.
