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Watch: Virat Kohli touching the feet of his childhood coach

In a heart warming gesture by Virat Kohli, he touched the feet of his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma before the 50th match of IPL

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Watch: Virat Kohli touching the feet of his childhood coach
Watch: Virat Kohli touching the feet of his childhood coach

The 50th match of the Indian Premier League 2023 is underway at Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi between Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Before the match started, RCB Skipper Virat Kohli touched the feet of his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma.

With the happening of this incident, Virat Kohli has proved that no matter how much success he has achieved in his life, he is still connected to his roots.

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“A wholesome meet & greet 🤗 @imVkohli catches up with his childhood coach 👌🏻👌🏻” IPL Twitter handle posted.

Watch the video of Virat Kohli touching the feet of his childhood coach :

Records made by Virat Kohli in the 50th Match of IPL 2023

Also called the “Run-Machine”, Virat Kohli made a number of records while playing in the 50th match of IPL 2023 where he scored 55 runs off 46 deliveries.

Following are few of the records that Kohli made today:

  1. Completed 7000 Runs in IPL: Virat Kohli became the first every batter to score 7000 runs in the Indian Premier League
  2. Completed 1000 Runs against Delhi: Before this match, The 34-year-old year batter was 25 runs short of completing 1000 runs against Delhi in IPL. As he scored 55 runs today, he reached this milestone.
  3. Became the first Indian to complete 50 fifties in IPL history: After smashing a half-century in on Saturday, King Kohli is now the first ever batter to reach 50 fifties in IPL so far.
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