Who is ACP Sanjay Singh? Lungi became a hero by saving Ngidi, once got a chance to play with Virat Kohli

ACP Sanjay Singh: Amidst the excitement of IPL 2026, one name has quickly come into the headlines, this name is that of ACP Sanjay Singh of Delhi Traffic Police. Sanjay Singh is the same officer who, by making an improvised green corridor in the heavy peak hour traffic, took the injured Lungi Ngidi’s ambulance from Arun Jaitley Stadium to BLK Max Super Specialty Hospital in just 11 minutes. Now he has made a big revelation about Indian veteran player Virat Kohli.

Who is ACP Sanjay Singh?

Actually, Sanjay Singh is not only a police officer but also a former cricketer. He has a deep connection with Delhi’s domestic cricket. Recently, he himself has revealed that he has shared the field with legendary players like Team India’s head coach Gautam Gambhir and Virat Kohli. In a conversation with Rev Sports, he narrated an interesting anecdote related to King Kohli.

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Got a chance to play with Virat Kohli

In an interview given to Rev Sports, ACP Sanjay Singh narrated an old incident related to Virat Kohli. He told that this incident is from the year 2003-04, when there used to be league matches in Delhi Police, in which the top-16 teams of different leagues used to play against each other. At that time Virat Kohli was only 16 years old. Their team could not qualify and our team did. At that time there was a rule in the tournament that two players from the team that did not qualify could be included in the team, then King Kohli joined our team and played and in this way ACP Sanjay Singh got a chance to share the field with Indian legend Virat Kohli.

Virat Kohli kept practicing for hours

Taking his point further, ACP Sanjay Singh revealed that it was raining heavily on the day of the tournament and the Feroze Shah Kotla Stadium was flooded. Then all our fellow players were eating tea and pakodas. At that time, Virat kept practicing indoor for hours and it is because of this dedication that he has reached where he is today.