On May 9, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) bowlers provided vital support for Virat Kohli at the crease, which helped the team secure a significant victory over the Punjab Kings (PBKS). With this victory, RCBs chances of making it to the Indian Premier League (IPL) playoffs in 2024 are maintained, while PBKS becomes the second side to be eliminated from the competition after the Mumbai Indians. View this post on Instagram A post shared by PUMA India (@pumaindia)The anticipation was heightened when Puma India published a behind-the-scenes video on Instagram that showed Kohlis comical interactions with his RCB colleagues. The former captain of India is seen making fun of Mohammed Siraj, Dinesh Karthik, and Faf du Plessis in the video. The legendary Indian player is also seen teasing Rajat Patidar, who is seated and has a boombox resting on his shoulder.Kohli and Kartik! In the beginning of the video, Kohli poses with Karthik and makes fun of Siraj by saying, Miyan thoda pose do, kya waiter ban raha hai tu. When Kohli sees Patidar posing with a boombox on one knee while the players are getting ready for a picture, he laughs and says, Station mein nahi baithte hai woh apna ataichi leke. His clever comment has Siraj and Karthik in stitches.The participants are then seen in the video sitting at a table, with a crew worker telling them not to touch it. With a comical grin, Kohli, being Kohli, touches the table right away. Maro ise BTS ko, says Kohli as the video comes to an end. No BTS person was hurt in the filming of this video, the brand stated after sharing the video.When Kohli speaks English he is pure Brit and when he starts speaking Hindi, he absolutely shows his Dilli wala lingo, a fan commented in response to the video. Ben Stokes is an emotion for Virat Kohli, someone else joked.Someone said, Virat Kohli is such a vibe. One person revealed, All Virat hears when someone says, Dont, is Do.Kohlis impressive strokes!Virat Kohli displayed his extraordinary abilities in the most recent IPL encounter, helping Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeat Punjab Kings by 60 runs at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamsala. Rajat Patidars 55 runs and Cameron Greens 46 runs helped Kohli, who amassed 92 runs in just 47 balls. With a magnificent total of 241 for 7 in 20 overs, RCB ended their innings. In the meantime, the Sam Curran-led PBKS found it difficult to match the RCBs output, managing to muster up just 181 runs in 17 overs.
