Virender Sehwag finally broke the silence about why Delhi did not sign Virat Kohli in 2008: “Our thought …”

In 2008, Virerender Sehwag removed the decision of Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) to decide not to buy Virat Kohli during the first Indian Premier League (IPL) draft. Franchise, a local player in Kohli had the opportunity to sign, but instead decided to go to the left arm Prater Pradeep Sangwan. Eventually, he was chosen by the Kohli Royal Squarers Bengaluru (RCB) and history as they say the rest.

During his career, Kohli has become a single franchise man so far and made him the only player to play for a team for 18 seasons. He even led the RCB in nine seasons before he resigned in 2022.

“So you question my captain,” Sehwag said, jokingly after the landlords Cricbuzz During the draft, Kohli questioned the logic behind the call for SNUB.

Sehwag announced that Delhi chose Sangwan because he had a large number of high -level inclinations.

“This was not on the auction table. I was there. Also Gautam Gambhir, Shikhar Dhawan, Dilshan, EU de Villiers. We had too many open and upper -row dough. We had a lot of dough, but there was not a bowl.

On Sunday, Kohli helped RCB conquer the DC at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

Kohli gathered the sixth half -century in 10 IPL Inning against Delhi Capitals on Sunday, and helped RCB to continue its undefeated escapes.

Kohli, who played the second seedlings in Panda Pandya, said, “We saw a few games especially by looking at the surface, especially looking at the surface, and when this small door is a chase, when there is a chase, I continue to control it with a shelter.”