Published 14:38 IST, December 17th 2020

Virat Kohli and Steve Smith's bromance gets new name from Aussie media; netizens divided

Virat Kohli and Steve Smith recently interviewed each other, where they got nostalgic with questions ranging from U-19 Cricket World Cup to int cricket.

Reported by: Vishal Tiwari
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Indian skipper Virat Kohli and former Australian captain Steve Smith, two of world's most prolific batsmen who are playing game currently, have lately developed a very special bond, especially since comeback of latter to international arena last year. world witnessed relationship strengn after an angry Kohli asked Indian fans to clap for Smith during a World Cup match between India and Australia when Australian batsman was being booed by some in stands over an incident that happened a year earlier and for which cricketer had already served a ban. 

Read: Virat Kohli Gets stalgic While Revealing His Favourite Kck To Steve Smith

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'Smohli'

With Team India in Australia for a Test series, Aussie media has given a new name to bromance between Kohli and Smith, who recently appeared toger interviewing each or for Cricket Australia. Australian media is calling bromance between Kohli and Smith - "Smohli". term has definitely struck a chord with netizens, who have flooded social media with hilarious memes and jokes. 

Read: Virat Kohli Names Batsman To Watch Out For In Australia And It's t Ajinkya Rahane: WATCH

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Kohli and Smith recently interviewed each or for Cricket Australia, where y got stalgic with questions ranging from U-19 Cricket World Cup, where y played toger, to ir favourite kcks in international cricket as of w. world . 1 and world . 2 Test batsmen also talked about downs in ir career and how y changed mselves to bounce back strongly. 

Read: Ind Vs Aus: Virat Kohli Backs Rahane To 'step Up & Perform' As A Leader In His Absence

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India and Australia are currently playing a four-match Test series down under, first match of which began today with Kohli's men winning toss and electing to bat first. At time of writing this story, India is three wickets down with 107 runs on board. last wicket to fall was of Cheteshwar Pujara, who scored a 160-ball 43 runs before being dismissed by Nathan Lyon. Indian skipper Virat Kohli is still out in middle batting alongside his deputy Ajinkya Rahane. 

Read: Ajinkya Rahane Stays In Moment, Says 'Virat Is Our Captain' Ahead Of 1st Test
 

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14:40 IST, December 17th 2020