<p>Star India batter Virat Kohli shared a cryptic post on his X handle on Wednesday (Nov. 20) that left fans in shock ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia. Currently, Virat is in Australia for the BGT&nbsp;as India look to keep their World Test Championship (WTC) hopes alive. Virat will be one of the important players in the Indian team for the BGT, with key players like Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill set to miss the Perth Test starting on Friday.</p>

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<h2><strong>Virat Kohli shares cryptic social media post</strong></h2>

<p>“Looking back, we’ve always been a bit different. We never fitted...,” read the first lines of the text.</p>

<p>With less than 48 hours to go for the start of the first BGT Test in Perth on Friday, the former India skipper shared a post that confused fans. While some related it to his married life with Anushka Sharma, others were left guessing. However, the post’s final paragraph revealed the exact reason for the post, which promoted the brand Wrogn.</p>

<p>Recently, Aditya Birla Group invested in the Virat-backed brand with a whopping investment of INR 750 million. The 36-year-old is well known for his fashion looks, with a huge fan following across the world.</p>

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<h2><strong>Virat ready for BGT</strong></h2>

<p>After a disappointing New Zealand Test, Virat will look to get back in form as India chase a place in the WTC final. Sitting second at the time of writing, India will need to win 4-0 Down Under if they reach the WTC final for the third successive time. India have won their last two BGTs Down Under. Virat played in only one BGT match in the last Australia tour before heading home for paternity leave.</p>

<h2><strong>Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India-Australia series) Schedule</strong></h2>

<p><strong>1st Test:</strong> 22nd November to 26th November, Perth</p>

<p><strong>2nd Test:</strong> 6th December to 10th December, Adelaide</p>

<p><strong>3rd Test:</strong> 14th December to 18th December, Brisbane</p>

<p><strong>4th Test: </strong>26th December to 30th December, Melbourne</p>

<p><strong>5th Test:</strong> 3rd January to 7th January, Sydney</p>


Star India batter Virat Kohli shared a cryptic post on his X handle on Wednesday (Nov. 20) that left fans in shock ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia.

Star India batter Virat Kohli shared a cryptic post on his X handle on Wednesday (Nov. 20) that left fans in shock ahead of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia. Currently, Virat is in Australia for the BGT as India look to keep their World Test Championship (WTC) hopes alive. Virat will be one of the important players in the Indian team for the BGT, with key players like Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill set to miss the Perth Test starting on Friday. pic.twitter.com/plfbRKxUiP — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) November 20, 2024 × Virat Kohli shares cryptic social media post “Looking back, we’ve always been a bit different. We never fitted...,” read the first lines of the text. With less than 48 hours to go for the start of the first BGT Test in Perth on Friday, the former India skipper shared a post that confused fans. While some related it to his married life with Anushka Sharma, others were left guessing. However, the post’s final paragraph revealed the exact reason for the post, which promoted the brand Wrogn. Recently, Aditya Birla Group invested in the Virat-backed brand with a whopping investment of INR 750 million. The 36-year-old is well known for his fashion looks, with a huge fan following across the world. ALSO READ | Rafael Nadal bids farewell to illustrious career after Spain's Davis Cup exit against Netherlands Virat ready for BGT After a disappointing New Zealand Test, Virat will look to get back in form as India chase a place in the WTC final. Sitting second at the time of writing, India will need to win 4-0 Down Under if they reach the WTC final for the third successive time. India have won their last two BGTs Down Under. Virat played in only one BGT match in the last Australia tour before heading home for paternity leave. Border-Gavaskar Trophy (India-Australia series) Schedule 1st Test: 22nd November to 26th November, Perth 2nd Test: 6th December to 10th December, Adelaide 3rd Test: 14th December to 18th December, Brisbane 4th Test: 26th December to 30th December, Melbourne 5th Test: 3rd January to 7th January, Sydney

Virat Kohli leaves fans in shock with cryptic social media post ahead of BGT opener

<p>Virat Kohli’s presence on Instagram is no less massive. With more than 253 million followers, Kohli is the most popular cricketer on the platform. The former India skipper has been quite active on social media, following the completion of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia. He has often been sharing multiple philosophical quotes on the social media platform in recent times. The star India batter has now decided to come up with a glimpse of his rigorous training session on social media. “Look for excuses or look to get better,” read the caption of the post.</p>

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<p>The post soon went viral garnering more than four million likes on Instagram.</p>

<p>Former South Africa cricketer AB de Villiers reacted to the video by commenting, “Machine.”</p>

<p>Previously, Virat Kohli had shared one of Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s quotes on Instagram Stories. “Silence is a source of great strength," read the post. In his last international outing, Kohli could not play a memorable knock. In the first innings of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, Kohli managed to score 14 runs. In the second innings, Kohli looked in fine form but he fell short of a half-century by one run. Kohli’s questionable shot selection in the second innings also triggered a huge debate. Playing a delivery wide outside the off-stump, Kohli pulled off a drive but he ended up producing a thick edge which carried to Steve Smith standing at slip.</p>

<h2><strong>Sunil Gavaskar on Virat Kohli&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Legendary India batter Sunil Gavaskar seemed quite disappointed with Virat Kohli’s choice of shot. “It was a bad shot. It was an ordinary shot. You're asking me about it, I think you should ask Kohli. What was that shot? That was a shot outside the off-stump. We talked so much about the fact that to win a match, you need long innings. You need century-plus innings. How are you going to play a century-plus inning if you're going to play a shot so far outside the off-stump,” Gavaskar said on Star Sports.</p>

<p>In his next assignment, Virat Kohli will take the field against West Indies in the Test series, scheduled to start on July 17. Team India will take part in a two-match Test series against the Caribbean opponents.</p>


In his next assignment, Virat Kohli will take the field against West Indies in the Test series, scheduled to start from July 17. Team India will take part in a two-match Test series against the Caribbean opponents.

Virat Kohli’s presence on Instagram is no less massive. With more than 253 million followers, Kohli is the most popular cricketer on the platform. The former India skipper has been quite active on social media, following the completion of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia. He has often been sharing multiple philosophical quotes on the social media platform in recent times. The star India batter has now decided to come up with a glimpse of his rigorous training session on social media. “Look for excuses or look to get better,” read the caption of the post. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Virat Kohli (@virat.kohli) × Look for excuses or look to get better. pic.twitter.com/qbTmcNlGfR — Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) June 19, 2023 × The post soon went viral garnering more than four million likes on Instagram. Former South Africa cricketer AB de Villiers reacted to the video by commenting, “Machine.” Previously, Virat Kohli had shared one of Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s quotes on Instagram Stories. “Silence is a source of great strength," read the post. In his last international outing, Kohli could not play a memorable knock. In the first innings of the World Test Championship (WTC) final against Australia, Kohli managed to score 14 runs. In the second innings, Kohli looked in fine form but he fell short of a half-century by one run. Kohli’s questionable shot selection in the second innings also triggered a huge debate. Playing a delivery wide outside the off-stump, Kohli pulled off a drive but he ended up producing a thick edge which carried to Steve Smith standing at slip. Sunil Gavaskar on Virat Kohli Legendary India batter Sunil Gavaskar seemed quite disappointed with Virat Kohli’s choice of shot. “It was a bad shot. It was an ordinary shot. You're asking me about it, I think you should ask Kohli. What was that shot? That was a shot outside the off-stump. We talked so much about the fact that to win a match, you need long innings. You need century-plus innings. How are you going to play a century-plus inning if you're going to play a shot so far outside the off-stump,” Gavaskar said on Star Sports. In his next assignment, Virat Kohli will take the field against West Indies in the Test series, scheduled to start on July 17. Team India will take part in a two-match Test series against the Caribbean opponents.

Watch: Virat Kohli’s intense workout video has AB de Villiers’ attention

<p>The World Test Championship (WTC) final turned out to be quite a dismal affair for Team India. While Rohit Sharma’s men had to concede a 209-run defeat at the hands of Australia, it was Virat Kohli who probably had to face the maximum criticism for playing a poor shot in the second innings. Playing a delivery outside the off stump, the India batter fell just one short of his half-century. Kohli’s questionable shot selection infuriated fans and many former cricketers as well. Following the conclusion of the game, the former India skipper has shared multiple cryptic posts on social media. Talking about some ‘change,’ he has now come up with one of Alan Watts’ quotes on Instagram stories.</p>

<h2><strong>Virat Kohli's Post&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>“The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance," Virat Kohli posted today.<img alt="Virat Kohli " data-entity-type="file" data-entity-uuid="6377c4bb-2a35-4682-ac72-8ec363aab4ea" src="//cdn.wionews.com/sites/default/files/inline-images/Screenshot%202023-06-15%20180352.png" />Previously, Virat Kohli had shared a quote by Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s quote just after India’s WTC final defeat. “Silence is a source of great strength," he wrote.</p>

<h2><strong>Kohli faces criticism</strong></h2>

<p>Sunil Gavaskar was one of many who felt that for Virat Kohli it was not wise to play such a shot in the WTC final. “It was a pretty ordinary shot. Outside the off stump. He was leaving till then. Maybe he was conscious that he needed one run to reach his half century. It happens when you are nearing a milestone. It happened to Jadeja. He played a delivery he shouldn't have when he was (on) 48. Happened to Ajinkya Rahane who was on 46. He hadn't played that shot all this while. Suddenly, why do you play that shot? Because you are aware of that landmark,” the legendary India batter was quoted as saying by news agency PTI.</p>

<h2><strong>India's WTC defeat</strong></h2>

<p>In the first innings of the WTC summit clash, Virat Kohli could only manage to score 14 runs. Team India were bundled out for 296. &nbsp;The Pat Cummins-led declared their second innings at 270/8 to set up a mammoth target of 444 for India. Ajinkya Rahane, who made his comeback in the format, produced a gritty knock of 46 in the second innings. His efforts went in vain as India folded for 234.</p>


The World Test Championship (WTC) final turned out to be quite a dismal affair for Team India. While Rohit Sharma’s men had to concede a 209-run defeat at the hands of Australia, it was Virat Kohli who probably had to face the maximum criticism for playing a poor shot in the second innings.

The World Test Championship (WTC) final turned out to be quite a dismal affair for Team India. While Rohit Sharma’s men had to concede a 209-run defeat at the hands of Australia, it was Virat Kohli who probably had to face the maximum criticism for playing a poor shot in the second innings. Playing a delivery outside the off stump, the India batter fell just one short of his half-century. Kohli’s questionable shot selection infuriated fans and many former cricketers as well. Following the conclusion of the game, the former India skipper has shared multiple cryptic posts on social media. Talking about some ‘change,’ he has now come up with one of Alan Watts’ quotes on Instagram stories. Virat Kohli's Post “The only way to make sense out of change is to plunge into it, move with it, and join the dance," Virat Kohli posted today.Previously, Virat Kohli had shared a quote by Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu’s quote just after India’s WTC final defeat. “Silence is a source of great strength," he wrote. Kohli faces criticism Sunil Gavaskar was one of many who felt that for Virat Kohli it was not wise to play such a shot in the WTC final. “It was a pretty ordinary shot. Outside the off stump. He was leaving till then. Maybe he was conscious that he needed one run to reach his half century. It happens when you are nearing a milestone. It happened to Jadeja. He played a delivery he shouldn't have when he was (on) 48. Happened to Ajinkya Rahane who was on 46. He hadn't played that shot all this while. Suddenly, why do you play that shot? Because you are aware of that landmark,” the legendary India batter was quoted as saying by news agency PTI. India's WTC defeat In the first innings of the WTC summit clash, Virat Kohli could only manage to score 14 runs. Team India were bundled out for 296. The Pat Cummins-led declared their second innings at 270/8 to set up a mammoth target of 444 for India. Ajinkya Rahane, who made his comeback in the format, produced a gritty knock of 46 in the second innings. His efforts went in vain as India folded for 234.

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