Virat Kohli, after an expectation of 18 years, finally claimed his first IPL trophy with Royal Challengers Bengaluru. The 36 -year -old has been part of the franchise since he started his career in the Indian Premier League, which adds to the ecstasy of the historic victory at the Narendra Modi stadium on Tuesday. While RCB claimed victory, the cameras zoomed out on Kohli surmounted by emotion as he fell on his knees and covered his tearful eyes and his face.While fans continue to win the capital victory, Kohli went to Instagram when he wrote an emotional message summarizing the season, thanking his teammates and all those who played a role in his quest for the IPL trophy.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Kohli led the final in the final, while he accumulated a prudent 43 of 35 deliveries. While leaving without half a century, his sleeves proved to be crucial during the six-point victory over the kings of Punjab. While the rival skipper left for a single round, it was the attentive blow of Kohli who distinguished both sides.
The Virat Kohli Instagram publication has more than 13 million likes
In the emotional post on Instagram, Kohli devoted the trophy to all supporters who have held next to the team over the years. “This is for RCB fans who have never left our side in the worst times. This one is for all years of sorrows and disappointment. It is for each centimeter of effort that remains on the field while playing for this team,” wrote the 36-year-old player.
He then wrote on the way in which the IPL trophy was not easy to get his hands on, by writing: “Regarding the IPL trophy – you made me wait 18 years to be able to lift you and celebrate my friend, but it was absolutely worth waiting. ❤️ 🏆.” The message that presents RCB raising the trophy amassed nearly 13 million likes.
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While the former RCB skipper devoted victory to fans who were standing near the team, the current captain Rajat Patidar devoted himself to winning the warrior and the most faithful icon of RCB. The victory marks the end of a long search for glory by one of the franchises that have the most faithful fans of the country.