Virat Kohli gave Himanshu Sangwan autographs on the same ball that was used in his dismissal during the Delhi vs Railways Ranji Trophy match.
Delhi added only 40 runs to its overnight total and were all out for 374 in 106.4 overs, thus taking a 133-run lead over Railways.
Himanshu Sangwan, who played U-19 cricket for Delhi alongside the likes of Rishabh Pant before moving to Railways, uprooted the superstar's off-stump in the first session on day two to grab the limelight.
During the 56th over, Ayush Badoni went for a slog sweep against Sharma but the ball hit the top edge and was caught by Kunal Yadav.
Virat Kohli's brief stay at the crease lasted just 15 deliveries, with a solitary boundary to his name.
The Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi was packed with eager fans on the second day of the Ranji Trophy clash between Delhi and Railways.
Virat Kohli was seen making come gestures to get a reaction from fans sitting in two different stands.
Virat Kohli will be playing his first Ranji match after more than 12 years, his last domestic cricket match was in Ranji Trophy in November 2012.
Star India batter Virat Kohli began training with the Delhi team here on Tuesday ahead of his eagerly-awaited Ranji Trophy comeback after a 12-year gap.
The BCCI has made playing domestic cricket mandatory for its contracted cricketers unless there is a fitness issue following the series loss in Australia earlier this month.
Railways Sports Promotion Board and Services Sports Control Board are against the Lodha panel
Anureet Singh (4/32) and Ashish Yadav (3/36) helped Railways beat Andhra Pradesh by 148 runs to pocket six points in Ranji Trophy.
The Ranji trophy clash between Mumbai and Railways will be held in Wankhede after the MCA had requested the match to be shifted to the BKC (Bandra-Kurla Complex) venue.
Vice-captain Yuvraj Singh will lead the team in the first match against Railways from October 1 as Harbhajan Singh will be away on national duty as a member of the Indian T20 team against South Africa.
Captain Harbhajan Singh hit a fiery 25-ball 51 and then bagged two wickets as Punjab beat Gujarat by 29 runs to set up last-eight clash against Railways.
There has been an intense rivalry between the two teams this season after Railway skipper Murali Kartik 'Mankaded' Sandipan Das and Bengal players refused the customary handshake after conceding three points in hot-tempered match in New Delhi.
Bengal had to wait for 51 years to clinch their second Ranji title in 1990 under Banerjee's leadership after they had won their first in 1939.
Manoj Tiwary was named as a 17th member in the squad, won't be available for Bengal's quarterfinal against Railways from January 8-12.