And all this, just to get a 'selfie'! If this doesn't indicate the fan-following and the significant cricketing contribution of the former Indian captain, nothing can. The guards ran behind the fans to stop them from running to the middle, but the fans ran harder just to meet their idol, Virat Kohli.
Mass waiting for that group selfie pic. pic.twitter.com/hVY9CGuzce
— Sanjay (@BujjukBujjuk) March 13, 2022
While talking about the match, India declared their second innings on 303 and set a target of 447 runs. Earlier, Indian captain Rohit Sharma won the toss and opted to bat first, and were restricted to 252 in the first innings. Sri Lanka were then bowled out for 109, and are at 28/1 at the end of play on day 2. Indian bowlers would eye to win the match in the first session itself tomorrow while Sri Lankan batters would simply look to bat out as much as they can.
