Off the field, Virat Kohli often turns into light mood, especially with his teammates. Now, in an exclusive chit chat on BCCI TV, he has revealed that besides cricket, he hates playing any other sport with his team-mate Cheteshwar Pujara. The latter turned interviewer in a video and fired questions at his captain. Both players seemed in high spirits and one could clearly see the respect they have for one another. Kohli’s revelation came after Pujara asked him which other sport would Kohli like to challenge him in.
“I am going to admit something today. I am very competitive and I hate playing against people who don’t make errors. And this is one guy (Pujara) who will play so safe, every sport, and I end up making so many unforced errors and I lose everything. Table tennis, tennis and even FIFA (video game) now he has started beating me. So I think I need to try my luck in badminton with him because it’s a faster game. I think I can beat you in badminton,” Kohli told Pujara in an interview posted on bcci.tv.
In response, Pujara said: “Ok, so this challenge is pending and we will have a badminton game soon”.
Both the batsmen are in splendid form in the ongoing test series against Sri Lanka, where Kohli has even made two consecutive double hundreds.
