News Update
Tezzbuzz|17-05-2024
Delhi: The performance of Royal Challengers Bangalore in the 17th edition of the Indian Premier League has been excellent. For RCB, former captain Virat Kohli has shown a tremendous game as always. He is also the batsman who has scored the most runs this season.
Meanwhile, recently RCB has shared a video on social media, in which Virat is seen in an interview with Danish Sait, who plays Mr. Nags for the Bengaluru franchise. During this interview, Virat has responded about his daughter and son.
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Danish first asked Virat about his newborn son Akay. He asks the former Indian captain, Papu the butcher, to which Virat questions who Papu is. Danish said, Papu means baby, to which Kohli later replied, “The baby is absolutely beautiful, healthy and everything is fine.” Danish jokingly told them, “One child for IPL and one child for WPL.” Even Virat could not stop laughing at this comment of Danish.
Later Virat himself revealed that Vamika likes to swing the bat. He said, “Our daughter picks up the bat and she enjoys swinging the bat a lot, but I can't say anything, because it is up to them to take the final decision as to what they want to do.”
For your information, let us tell you that Virat's daughter Vamika is currently three and a half years old, while son Akai was born on 15 February 2024.
Virat Kohli has performed brilliantly in IPL 2024
It is noteworthy that Virat is in great form in the current edition. He has scored 661 runs in 13 matches in IPL 2024 at an average of 65.10, which includes 1 century and 5 half-centuries. Apart from this, if we talk about Royal Challengers Bangalore team, they have won 5 consecutively after losing 7 in the first 8 matches. RCB is struggling to make it to the play-offs.
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