In a free conversation, the stroke icon has chosen the most challenging bowl pothers in every format – tests, ODI and T20 jet. In a viral video, Kohli tagged the UK's James Anderson as the most challenging bowling player in the test cricket. He added that Anderson's confrontation in England is the hardest part of his career. Each of Kohli chose a pacer and a rotary. Kohli admitted that former Sri Lanka Pace Lasith Malinga's Odi jack is the most difficult to confront and that Britain had made a special shot as the most challenging Spinner to Adil Rashid.
Kohli, the shortest form of the game, called KKR Spinner Sunil Narine as the most difficult one.
Virat Kohli chooses the most challenging dish pottery to face:
Test Cricket – Jimmy Anderson.
Ava – Malinga (Adil Rashid most hard spinner).
T20S – Sunil Narine.pic.twitter.com/xoc1h17xld– Mufaddal vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) 3 May 2025
Recently, Kohli remembered how the former South African Wicketkeeper-Batter Mark Boucher affected him in the early years of the Premier League of India (IPL).
RCB's leading run in the history of IPL was talking in the upcoming part of RCB Podcast, a trailer of them was published in the team's official X handle.
Speaking in his conversations with Boucher, whom he confessed to some golf games, Virat said, “Boucher, one of all the players I played at the beginning, had the biggest effect on me.
Boucher played for RCB between 2008-10, when Virat was slowly found in the international cricket and did not play test crickets for India. In 27 games, Boucher made 388 runs at half a century and 29.85.
Virat also opened his loyalty to the RCB, saying that the “relationship and mutual respect” he had with the franchise since the beginning of his IPL career.
“The love I get from fans, I don't think any silver or any cup may approach it,” he added.
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