In a recent interview, Vijay Mallya opened up about the moment he chose a then 18-year-old Virat Kohli for Royal Challengers Bengaluru — a decision that has now become part of cricketing history. As Kohli finally lifted the IPL trophy for RCB, Mallya reflected on the early days of spotting the young talent, expressing pride in how far the cricketer has come.

it’s not just Virat Kohli who has been struggling but even Anushka Sharma who was going through it all with Virat Kohli. King Kohli took to his Instagram handle to express how even Anushka Sharma was having a difficult time all these years.

Rahul Vaidya has now posted a few unseen pictures performing at an event where he had some moments of joy with Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.

Previously, IPL regulations allowed franchises to bring in replacement players only in cases of injury or illness and only up until their 12th match of the season.

Singer Rahul Vaidya has landed in hot water after making a controversial remark, labelling Virat Kohli and his fans as “jokers” a comment that has not sat well with many. The backlash has been swift and now Rahul Vaidya has come out and defended that he hasn’t lost any work due to his comments with Virat.

In IPL 2025, Kohli is also chasing a milestone in the T20 format. He currently sits fourth on the Orange Cap leaderboard with 505 runs and remains in the race for the coveted title. Kohli holds several IPL records, including the most runs, most matches for a single team, runs as captain, centuries, and fifty-plus scores in a season.

Franchises have been informed that teams with a single home game left—like CSK and SRH—will play them in Delhi. Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium is an exception due to its central location and logistical convenience, with broadcast equipment already stationed there.

This retirement marks the end of a 14-year-long illustrious Test career comprising 123 matches, 9230 runs at an average of 46.85, and a record 68 Tests as captain. Under his leadership, India won 40 Tests—making him the country's most successful Test skipper.

This retirement marks the end of a 14-year-long illustrious Test career comprising 123 matches, 9230 runs at an average of 46.85, and a record 68 Tests as captain. Under his leadership, India won 40 Tests—making him the country's most successful Test skipper.