Virat Kohli meets disabled fan from Pakistan
An interaction between Virat Kohli and a disabled Pakistani cricket fan has won hearts on social media after a video of their meeting at Lord's Cricket Ground went viral.
The video shows Kohli stopping to spend a few moments with the fan, who was seated in a motorized wheelchair.
The Indian cricket star warmly leaned down to speak with him, placing a hand on his shoulder while listening attentively.
During the interaction, the fan's companion can be heard saying, "Sir, hum Pakistan se hain, lekin hum... aapko love karte hain sir" ("Sir, we are from Pakistan, but we love you.").
Kohli responded with a smile and politely thanked them for their support before patting the fan on the arm and heading inside.
The brief exchange has been widely praised by fans from both sides of the border, with many appreciating Kohli's humility and kindness.
Virat Kohli is one of India's greatest cricketers and among the finest batters in the history of the game.
Born on November 5, 1988, in Delhi, he has represented India across all formats and captained the national team to numerous memorable victories.
Renowned for his consistency, aggressive batting style and exceptional fitness, Kohli holds the record for the most ODI centuries and has been a key member of India's victorious squads in the 2011 ODI World Cup, the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy, and the 2024 T20 World Cup.
Off the field, he is married to actress Anushka Sharma and remains one of the most influential figures in world cricket.
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