Fan Gifts Lord Hanuman Portrait To Virat Kohli, His Gesture Will Win Your Heart - WATCH

A heartwarming video of Virat Kohli has gone viral on social media, showcasing the Indian cricketer's kindness and humility. In the clip, Kohli is seen interacting with a young fan, signing an autograph, and taking a photo together. 

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What makes this moment even more special is that the fan had gifted Virat Kohli a portrait of Lord Hanuman, which the cricketer gratefully accepted and posed with, before signing the autograph. This endearing gesture has won the hearts of many, highlighting Kohli's compassion and connection with his fans. The video has been widely shared across various social media platforms, garnering praise and admiration for the cricketing legend.

Virat Kohli has been under scrutiny following India's defeat to New Zealand in the third and final Test match in Mumbai. Kohli's batting performance was underwhelming, scoring a mere 93 runs in six innings, reminiscent of his struggles in the previous series against Bangladesh . However, unlike the Bangladesh series, which India won 2-0 under Rohit Sharma's leadership, the team suffered a series loss to the Kiwis. 

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India suffered a historic defeat, losing all three Test matches to New Zealand, resulting in their first-ever whitewash in a home Test series of three or more games. This humiliating loss marks a milestone for New Zealand, as they achieved their first-ever Test series win in India since they began touring the country in 1955. This victory is a significant feat for the Kiwis, and a stark contrast to India's previous dominance on home soil. The loss is a wake-up call for the Indian team.

Kohli's subpar performance has drawn criticism, adding to the pressure on the experienced batter to regain his form and contribute significantly to the team's success in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia.