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Virat Kohli's "Karein to Karein kya" moment

Former Indian captain Virat Kohli is known for his aggressive behaviour, especially on the field. Apart from his incredible batting quality, Kohli's aggressive nature is also a very important part of his life.

Sandipan Ghosh
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Former Indian captain Virat Kohli is known for his aggressive behaviour, especially on the field. Apart from his incredible batting quality, Kohli's aggressive nature is also a very important part of his life. Recently, he faced the funny Indian "Karein to Karein kya" moment. 

Virat Kohli is a legendary Indian cricketer who has impressed everyone with his incredible batting skills. The right-handed batter has been dominating the world cricket for a long time as he is one of the greatest batters in history. He has many batting records in international cricket, which is a dream for many cricketers.

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Virat Kohli has special attitude 

Apart from his incredible batting skill and outstanding fielding skill, Kohli is also known for his aggressive behaviour, especially on the field. This aggressive nature has been seen from his young age, and sometimes it caused massive trouble for him and his team on the field. However, despite massive aggressiveness, for which he faced criticism, Kohli is mostly known for his respectfulness to his opponents, which also set a massive example. 

However, in recent times, Kohli's aggressive nature on the field has been seen less often. In fact, he has mostly enjoyed the on-field moments, and even entertained the fans with some good skills, including dance and celebrations.  After India won the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 Final, Kohli played "Dandiya" with the skipper Rohit Sharma with stumps. 

I really don't know what to do: Virat Kohli

Recently, former England cricketer and popular TV commentator, Isa Guha asked Kohli, "People say that Virat has now become so calm on the field, unlike before. Why?"

In reply, Kohli said, "Earlier my aggression was a problem for people, now my calmness is a problem too. I really don't know what to do."

Surely, people are shocked to see calmer Kohli on the field, even in some tense moments. While some are might questioning about his calmer attitude, it is very sure that the cricket fans are enjoying it. 

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