AB de Villiers and Virat Kohli memes have gone viral on the internet after the former made a surprising revelation about India’s premier batsman.
AB de Villiers and Virat Kohli memes have broken the internet after the former made a surprising revelation about the latter as India’s premier batsman is absent from the Test series against England.
AB de Villiers, who is widely believed to be one of Virat Kohli’s closest friends in the cricketing world, has informed fans of the superstar that he is awaiting his birth. with his second child Actress and wife Anushka Sharma, that’s why the former India captain took a break from the sport.
“All I know is that he is fine. He is spending some time with his family and that is why he will miss the first two Test matches. Nothing else. I’m not going to confirm. I can’t wait for him to come back. He’s fine, he’s happy,” AB de Villiers said on his YouTube channel.
“Let’s see what he said. I just want to give him at least a little love,” the former South African captain added.
“So I wrote him, ‘I’ve been wanting to connect with you for a while, Biscuit. How are you?’. He said, ‘I just need to be with my family for now.’ Then I said I was doing well,” AB de Villiers elaborated.
“Yes, his second child is on the way. Yes, it’s family time and things are important to him. If you’re not honest and true to yourself, you’ll realize what you’re here for.” You lose sight of it. I think most people’s priority is family. You can’t judge Virat for that. Yes, we miss him, but he made the right decision. “I did,” he emphasized.
AB de Villiers’ revelations about Virat Kohli come amid mounting speculation about his decision to skip the first two Tests against England.
Some of the rumors circulating on the internet are that Virat Kohli’s mother Saroj Kohli is suffering from liver disease and the Indian batsman wanted to be with his mother during the health crisis. It was something.
This did not resonate with Virat Kohli’s younger brother Vikas Kohli, who particularly criticized the Indian media for not checking the facts before publishing news stories about his mother’s health.
“Hello, everyone! We have noticed that fake news about our mother’s health is being spread. To be clear, our mother is perfectly healthy and well. Also, everyone, and the media, Please don’t spread such news without proper information. Thank you to everyone for your concern,” Vikas Kohli said in an Instagram post.
Ahead of the opening Test against England, Virat Kohli has withdrawn from the first two matches due to personal reasons, with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) urging fans to respect his privacy.
Mr. Virat Kohli has requested the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to refrain from participating in the first two matches of the upcoming IDFC First Bank Test series against England, citing personal reasons. We have requested him to withdraw,” the BCCI said in a statement.
“Virat has spoken to captain Rohit Sharma, team management and selectors that while representing the country is always his top priority, certain personal situations require his presence and undivided attention. The BCCI has respected his decision and the board and team management have extended their support to the star batsman and the ability of the remaining team members to step up and deliver a commendable performance in the Test series. We are confident,” the BCCI added.
“BCCI requests media and fans to respect Virat Kohli’s privacy during this period and refrain from speculating about his personal reasons. Indian cricket team embarks on challenge of upcoming Test series The focus should continue to be on supporting them when the situation arises,” the BCCI asserted.
The Delhi-born cricketer was scheduled to return for the third Test but has not informed the BCCI of his plans for the remaining matches.
“We have not heard anything from him about returning home yet,” a BCCI official told an Indian publication.
“As stated in the BCCI press release, family comes first and Virat will play only if he feels he is in a position to play,” an Indian board official stressed.
In January, Virat Kohli made history by becoming the first cricketer to win the ICC Cricketer of the Year award 10 times.
It is worth noting that no other player in the history of cricket has won the ICC award five times, but Virat Kohli has already won the award and the possibility of him winning a few more trophies cannot be ruled out.
Team India’s leading batsman helped Rohit Sharma’s team in last year’s Cricket World Cup, emerging as the top scorer in the quadrennial tournament.
Virat Kohli won the Player of the Tournament award at the ICC World Cup after scoring 765 runs with three centuries in the premier ODI competition.
