Whether it’s on the cricket field or on social media, Virat Kohli hates coming in second. Just as the RCB captain prefers to get on top of the bowlers in T20 cricket, he showed his desire to have the last word on social media as well by giving a surprising response to former England batsman Kevin Pietersen.
The jokes started when Kohli, who is preparing to lead Royal Challengers Bangalore at IPL 2020 in the United Arab Emirates, posted three photos on his Instagram account with the caption: “Proper session + adequate humidity + great recovery = (laughing emoji ) “.
Pietersen tried to trick Kohli. He commented, “Please go ahead! T20 is not a test match! “pointing to the first photograph of Kohli in which he is seen playing a defensive shove.
The captain of India and RCB was not ready to be easily trolled and decided to return it to Pietersen to make the 1-1 pranks. You seem bored, friend. Get on the bike again, ”wrote Kohli.
This isn’t the first time that Kohli and Pietersen have engaged in a social media joke. Earlier this year, Kohli had posted a retro image of her beard. In response to Kohli’s image, Pietersen wrote: “Shave your beard.”
In response to the former England hitter, Kohli had an epic response, saying, “@ kp24 better than your TikTok videos.”
Kohli, who has yet to replicate his success as an international IPL captain, took to the networks a couple of days ago in Dubai. The right-hander also made it clear that it was not about leaving RCB.
“It has been 12 years. It is such an amazing journey, so surreal. For many people, it is obvious that we want to achieve the ultimate goal of the RCB. We have approached three times, but we have not succeeded, ”Kohli said in a video posted by RCB on Twitter. “That will always be our dream together and I was thinking that there is no way in any scenario that I can think of leaving this team, because of the love and care that the franchise has shown.
“You can feel excited because the season is going well or not, but having that loyalty with Bangalore, with RCB is quite surreal. Until the moment I play IPL, regardless of how we play, I will never leave this team. “
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