Virat Kohli showed his lookalike to Rohit Sharma

New Delhi: Recently, a day before the ODI match to be held in Rajkot, the Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli ‘s meeting with a young fan became a topic of discussion. This little fan shows a glimpse of Kohli’s childhood minus the new outfit. Pictures and videos of their meeting have become increasingly viral on social media. Not only the fans but even Virat Kohli himself smiled at this lovely moment.

Kohli told his partner Rohit Sharma Jokingly he said, “Look, my duplicate is sitting there.” On this, fans on social media shared pictures of the little fan with Virat at the Awam Kendra and getting autographs.

Virat named him ‘Chhota Chiku’

Virat Kohli lovingly called this little fan ‘Chhota Chiku’. This name is from his childhood, which was revealed by his partner. ms dhoni Did it during the game. This little fan told that he has seen Virat, Rohit, KL RahulAnd Arshdeep Singh Had also met. He was very happy to see Virat and hear his words.

Big statement from a small fan

This little fan said in the video, “I love Virat Kohli’s style and style. When I took his name, he shook hands with me and said that he will return after some time. Then he said to Rohit, ‘Look, my duplicate is sitting there.’

Virat’s affection towards children

These days, Virat Kohli is showing his affection towards children with great feeling. This soft side of his has become even more apparent after he became the father of two children. His daughter in January 2021 Vamika was born and four years later son Akaya Of. Virat often gives priority to the wishes of his children while keeping them away from the media.

Cricket and future plans

Virat Kohli’s presence in cricket has been minimal in recent years. After retiring from Test and T20, he is mostly busy spending time with his family. However, it is good news for his fans that he New Zealand ODI series and from march IPL Intend to return. After this, England tour in July and 12 more ODIs are to be played against Bangladesh, Afghanistan, West Indies, Sri Lanka and New Zealand.