Yuzvendra Chahal and Virat Kohli share a deep bond that extends beyond the cricket pitch, reflecting a strong sense of togetherness and brotherhood that has endured for years. Despite Chahal’s departure from the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) team after many seasons, their friendship remains intact. Kohli, who once captained Chahal at RCB, continues to be a supportive figure in his career, earning the affectionate title of “Virat Bhaiya” from Chahal.
Following yesterday’s game between Rajasthan Royals (RR) and RCB, where RR emerged victorious by 6 wickets, Chahal took to Twitter to express his admiration for Kohli, referring to him as “Virat Bhaiya.” It was Kohli’s unwavering trust and support that played a pivotal role in Chahal’s journey to the Indian team, with the former RCB skipper consistently backing the leg-spinner throughout his career.
Despite RCB losing the match in Jaipur, where Kohli’s century overshadowed its pace critique, RR’s Jos Buttler and captain Sanju Samson delivered outstanding performances, securing victory for their team. Despite RCB posting a total exceeding 200 runs, they were unable to contain Buttler’s aggressive batting display, as the English batsman notched up his first hundred of the season.
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