Virat Kohli "Caught In The Moment" By Anushka Sharma
Virat Kohli posted a candid picture of him sitting next to a water body.
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Virat Kohli posts candid picture of himself on Twitter
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Virat Kohli gave Anushka Sharma the picture credit
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India vs South Africa 1st T20I was abandoned due to rain on Sunday
Virat Kohli didn't get an opportunity to add to his Twenty20 International (T20I) run tally with rain playing spoilsport in the first T20I against South Africa in Dharamsala on Sunday night. The match had to be called off without a single ball being bowled at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA)Stadium. On Monday, the Indian skipper posted a candid picture of him sitting next to a water body. Kohli captioned it: "Caught in the moment" and gave the picture credit to wife Anushka Sharma.
Caught in the moment. Pic credit @AnushkaSharmapic.twitter.com/hX3DzidDr0
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) September 16, 2019
While it unclear where and when the picture is from, some fans were quick to point out the small heart and the initial 'A' on the Indian skipper's t-shit, which they felt stood for Anushka.
That A in your T-shirt
— imaviratkohli (@anisPra209281) September 16, 2019
Look at the T-shirt. #virushka
— Arya (@kingkohli__fan) September 16, 2019
that A
— Sim (@ViratianSam14) September 16, 2019
I'm damn sure that A on you t shirt doesn't stands for Ace of heart ! Instead it's @AnushkaSharma !
— dilliwala (@fuuuukr) September 16, 2019
His shirt A
— Dr. SaaRuu (@Khiladi_ki_saru) September 16, 2019
love goals
India's home season kicked off on a disappointing note with rain as persistent rain battered Dharamsala on Sunday.
The heavy rain in Dharamsala left the crowd disappointed who had come in large numbers to witness their favourite stars in action.
While there was prediction of light showers in the afternoon, the weather forecast was all clear for the evening, but heavens opened up multiple times, putting paid to hopes of even having a five-over per side encounter.
Rain gods came calling in the afternoon but by 5:30pm it seemed that the rain had subsided with the spectators thronging the stadium.
Just when the ground staff at the HPCA Stadium were working in full force, a second spell of rain spoilt the evening as it was clear that even the shortest possible game cannot be conducted in such circumstances with multiple puddles created at the outfield.
The second Twenty 20 International (T20I) will be played on Wednesday and the weather forecast is clear for the game in Mohali.
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