Team India star & RCB batter Virat Kohli is arguably among the most fear-some cricketers around the world. Apart from being arguably the best batsman in the world, Virat Kohli is almost the most followed cricketer on social media. The fan base of Virat Kohli is so immense that if he sledges or gets sledged by any player, his followers bombard the other player's comment section on social media. The episode linked to Naveen ul Haq and Gautam Gambhir is the perfect example of this. However, there is a thing that even scares Virat Kohli. Virat Kohli recently opened up about his biggest fear.
What is Virat Kohli's biggest fear?
Virat Kohli in a podcast for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) revealed that whenever there is bad turbulence, he is the first one to hold the sides of the seat. "I am very scared of turbulence. Oh my god, I look so stupid and like a fool. Whenever there is a bad turbulence, I am the first guy to hold the sides of the seat. So I feel like, I am the gone."
Currently, Virat Kohli is busy in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024. Virat is currently the Orange Cap holder in IPL 2024. Players like Riyan Parag, Shubman Gill, and Sanju Samson are fighting hard to dethrone the 'King' from the Orange Cap title holder list. During the MI vs RCB match, Virat was dismissed cheaply by none other than Jasprit Bumrah. Kohli was caught behind on 3 runs.
Ultimately, RCB was defeated by Mumbai Indians (MI) by 7 wickets. Hardik Pandya-led Mumbai Indians chased the target of 199 in just 15.3 Overs. For Mumbai, Ishan Kishan smashed 69 off 34 balls, and Suryakumar Yadav amassed 52 runs off just 19 balls. Bumrah was adjudged player of the match for taking a five-wicket haul.