The enigma of Virat Kohli is not only concerning the quantity of runs that he has scored. It can be concerning the depth that the previous Indian cricket staff captain reveals on the sector. Apart from having an eye fixed to search out common gaps between fielders, Kohli’s recreation can be underlined by the short singles that he takes. With supreme health to again him up, Kohli’s operating between the wickets is among the greatest on this planet. Recently in a chat, which had his former Royal Challengers Bangalore teammate AB de Villiers too, he was requested a difficult query.

“Who’s the worst runner that you have ever run with between the wickets?” the interviewer requested Kohli on Three Sixty YouTube channel. “That’s a controversial one. Cheteshwar Pujara. I’ll let you know a narrative on it,” Kohli mentioned with a giant smile.  The reply noticed de Villiers break right into a laughter too.

Then Kohli narrated a narrative. “It was the Centurion Test match on the Tour of 2018, and I remember first innings, I walked into the dugout because the stairs are never-ending. As soon as I sat on the seat, I heard celebration. I saw replays on the big screen, Pujara plays first ball to wide mid-on and he runs, I think it was Lungi (Ngidi), picks up the ball and runs him out. First innings, no worries,” Virat Kohli mentioned .

“The second innings Parthiv Patel plays a ball, wide of gully. AB is running behind the ball. After AB has picked up the ball, Pujara has called for the third run. On his call, running to the danger end, when they showed the replays ther was no one on the screen. Quinie just taking the bails off, there was no one there. I was like, ‘You were run out in the first innings. How can you be so brave to take on the quickest man on the field and then not be seen on the screen while being run out. That’s the worst call I have seen in my life.”