Harsh Tyagi, the Orthodox spinner of Delhi’s left arm, has recently revealed a new side of the former Captain of India Virat Kohli. This occurs after Delhi’s youth, including Harsh, had an invaluable opportunity to share the costumes and play with the star batter for the Ranji trophy in January 2025.

He said Kohli made them quite comfortable with himself. His coach and manager, who has seen Kohli grow, have also opined the same.

“For us, he was a senior who guides us. He gave me his time. For someone who shared the costumes with him, he felt like just another Crick player. I felt that he was very comfortable. Our coach and manager told us that it was still the same guy as it was in 2010-12. He made everyone feel comfortable. He is the same person who always was,” said the spine.

How did Kohli inspired Harsh Tyagi?

After a long 13 -year -old gap, Kohli appeared in the last game of Ranji in Delhi against the railroads. The young bowling player also revealed how Kohli did not demand leadership after his return to the Ranji trophy. The unconditional played under the captaincy of Ayush Badoni, who represents Lucknow’s super giants in India Premier League.

“The best part was that he did not take over the captaincy. Ayush Badoni remained the captain. Virat said he was there to increase morality and play as well as possible. He was inspiring for us young players seeing someone who played so many tests and series, come and share the costume with us,” Tyagi added.

Vibes of ‘Delhi Boy’ on the return of the Ranji trophy

The 25 -year -old explained how the big batter was easily mixed with all the team’s young people. During its four -day period, Kohli reflected a typical “Delhi Boy” atmosphere around young people, who also began their trip from the same roots.

“I had to play four days in a row, but I still had that” boy delhi. ” Let me make them comfortable too and I will feel comfortable too. “That was a great learning experience for us,” said Tyagi.

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In addition, the roulette shared that Kohli also joined them for meals. Although the star batter attached to his diet plans, he shared a bit of the buffet menu with his younger teammates.

“We feel good to see him eat the same food as us. Of course, he adhered to his personal diet, but also shared a little of the buffet food with us. Nothing was out of the limits or strict,” he revealed.

However, according to some reports, the Indian pillar is considering retiring from the test cryket. He has scored a gigantic 9,230 races, including 30 tons, in his 123 games so far.

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