IPL 2025: Kohli Highlights Mutual Trust in Bond with Rohit Sharma
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​​​​​​​In a video posted on RCB's official X (formerly Twitter) account on Sunday, Kohli spoke of the mutual respect and understanding that has developed between the two veterans since they spent all those years on the field together.
Rohit, Kohli, Jadeja Face Demotion in BCCI Central Contracts; Nitish Reddy, Abhishek Earn Spots: Report
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They were left out because of their refusal to obey the board's insistence that they join domestic cricket. With selection chairman Ajit Agarkar being adamant, BCCI was not in doubt about removing them from the list of contracts.
IPL 2025: Virat Kohli Rejoins RCB Squad After Champions Trophy Triumph
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RCB posted a video on social media showing Kohli wearing the team jersey, with the caption stating, "The King is here and like always, he's 2 steps (sometimes a LOT more) ahead of everyone."
Champions Trophy: Kohli, Iyer Among Five Indians in ICC’s Team of the Tournament
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​​​​​​​There were four New Zealand players as well, with Rachin Ravindra being the Player of the Tournament, while Mitchell Santner was chosen as captain.
Watch| Champions Trophy: Virat & Anushka Celebrate India’s Title Win with a Warm Embrace in Dubai
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The couple shared a short but intimate moment on the stairs of the stadium before walking onto the field to celebrate India's third Champions Trophy victory. A video of their emotional moment went viral on social media soon, with fans showering them with love and admiration.
We have a squad that's ready to take on world in coming years, Says Virat Kohli after Champions Trophy win
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India's 252 chase was spearheaded by skipper Rohit Sharma's impressive 76, which laid the platform for the win. Shreyas Iyer's 48 and KL Rahul's unbeaten 34 finished off the task, with valuable cameos by Axar Patel (29) and Hardik Pandya (18) assisting the team home in a last-over thriller.
Champions Trophy: Gill Dismisses Rohit-Virat Retirement Talks, Confident in India's Final Performance
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While the majority of cricketing fans think that Rohit and Kohli—two of India's current batting greats—can opt out of ODIs if India wins the championship, Gill stated categorically that the team's only concern is winning the much-coveted trophy.
As long as love for batting is alive, all other things can take care of themselves, Says Virat Kohli
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Once again demonstrating his capacity to perform under pressure, Kohli contributed a calm 84-run innings off 98 balls, leading India to a dominating 4-wicket victory.
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