Virat Kohli gives hilarious reaction after getting meals during India vs Australia test; netizens speculate, "Is it Chole Bhature"

Ace cricketer Virat Kohli has once again caught the attention of social media and this time it is because of his hilarious reaction after receiving meals during the India vs Australia test match at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

Kohli, who is known for his love for Chole Bhature, has often talked about his guilty pleasure for the savory dish on multiple occasions. Due to this, his epic reaction to receiving food during the second test match of the India vs Australia Border Gavaskar Trophy was captured on camera, and the video has taken the internet by storm.

The video which has gone viral on the internet shows that Kohli in an intense conversation with head coach Rahul Dravid when a support staff member informs him that the food is ready to be served. The visible transformation in his mood from an intense conversation to a feeling of joy and anticipation made his fans presume that it could be none other than a plate of "chole bhature" that amped up King Kohli.




The video has led to a series of tweets and memes from social media users and Delhi residents relating to Kohli's reaction to food. Even Zomato, a popular food delivery service, joined in on the fun and reacted to the clip in its own style.



While Kohli's hilarious reaction to food has amused social media users, his controversial LBW (leg before wicket) decision on the second day of the ongoing Delhi Test against Australia has become the talk of the town. The decision has once again brought the umpiring system into focus.

India completed the first innings by scoring 262 runs, thanks to the century partnership between Axar Patel and Ravichandran Ashwin. Australia, on the other hand, ended Day 2 at 61-1, putting up a decisive start to the third day of the Test match.

FAQs:

1. What is the age of Virat Kohli?
   Virat Kohli is 34 years old.
2. Where was Virat Kohli born?
   Virat Kohli was born in New Delhi to a Punjabi Hindu Khatri family.