On Monday at Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium, a little fan failed in his attempt to get an autograph from Virat Kohli and started crying on the field. He tried to reach Kohli two-three times, but security officials stopped him. Virat’s attention did not turn towards the child and he returned empty-handed. In disappointment, the child even threw his bat on the ground. Before the incident, Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Delhi Capitals by 9 wickets at the iconic Arun Jaitley Stadium. RCB legend delivered an inspirational message at the inauguration ceremony of a cricket academy at DPS (Delhi Public School) RK Puram on Tuesday, urging students to respect their learning environment and pursue their dreams with honesty and commitment. Fanboy moment turned into disappointment in Delhi According to reports circulating on the internet, the young boy had been waiting at the hotel reception for quite some time. His aim was simple to get his bat signed by Kohli, one of his biggest idols. When Kohli arrived with his security team and staff, the boy tried to approach him. However, security personnel quickly stopped him from getting closer. Even though people nearby could be heard requesting the security staff to let the child through, the boy was not allowed to meet the cricketer. Also read: ACP who saved Lungi Ngidi’s life played with Kohli-Gambhir: Story of 11-minute journey to rescue DC pacer from post-injury fallout Virat Kohli inspires students at DPS RK Puram cricket academy launch Speaking to the students during the launch of cricket academy in DPS RK Puram, he said, “Thank you for having me. I’m not used to speaking in schools, so this is going to be a bit awkward for me because I moved away from the school setup long ago for cricket, and that’s what I’m going to talk about. I understand the environment of a school. I’ve been through the same process and stage that all you kids are a part of right now. And I can just share from my own experience how my focus and priority changed very early on in my life.” He further added, “Have respect and regard for that environment first. For your teachers, for the people who are teaching you. They are giving you a part of their lives. It’s very important to give them that respect and the focus and attention that’s required.” He advised, “Be honest with your dreams, about what you want to do and follow that dream with absolute commitment. Only you will know whether you are being 100% honest or not”, he concluded. RCB bundled out Delhi for 75 runs, won the match by 9 wickets Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) pushed Delhi completely on the back foot. The bowlers wrapped up the innings in 16.3 overs for 75 runs. At one point, DC’s score was 13/6. Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Josh Hazlewood destroyed the top order with the new ball. Sahil Parakh, Sameer Rizvi and Axar Patel could not open their account. Post navigation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi vs Priyansh Arya battle takes spotlight:Jaiswal nears 2,500-run milestone; can RR end PBKS’ winning run?
