Aaryaveer Kohli, 15, son of the older brother of Virat Kohli, Vikas Kohli, was included in the initial project of preselected players for the auction of Delhi Premier League (DPL) scheduled for July 5.Aaryaveer, a leg spinner, trains under Raj Kumar Sharma – Virat Kohli’s childhood coach – West Delhi Cricket Academy. He was split in category C, having been a recorded player for the under 16s of Delhi last season. In Delhi Cricket, recorded players are those who go to the final team of 30.He is not the only parent of an Indian cricket legend in the mixture. Another young cricket player with a similar name – Aryyavir Sehwag, the 17 -year -old son of India, Virender Sehwag, is also the same in the draft. Aryyavir, who represented Delhi’s under 19 and marked a remarkable 297 against Meghalaya, was placed in category B, with his young brother, 15 years old, a spinner who played for children in Delhi.This year’s DPL will include eight teams, with external deductibles from Delhi and New Delhi joining the Delhi Six Strikers: East Delhi existing, North Delhi, West Delhi Lions, South Delhi Superstarz, Purani Dilli 6 and Central Delhi Kings.Last year, East Delhi’s runners won an exciting three -point victory over South Delhi Superstarz to win the first Delhi Premier League T20.
The first season has brought to light talents like Priyansh Arya and Digvesh Rathi, who went to do a good IPL contract and also done well for their respective team. Priyansh Arya caught eye globes when he struck six six while heading around 120 on 50 balls in a DPL match, and who helped him take an RS crore 3.80. The Southpaw scored 475 points, including a century for the kings of Punjab IPL 2025. Meanwhile, Rathi, who was bought by Lucknow Super Giants, broke 14 counters in 13 outings.