Virat Kohli's super gesture for a special fan stumps netizens

Virat Kohli may not have had much to do as Mayank Agarwal dominated the first test against Bangladesh, but the Indian skipper still bowled over the fans by his heart-warming gesture off the field. A video of Kohli interacting with a special fan has gone viral. In the video, a differently-abled fan was waiting to see her sporting heroes but she was left surprised when Virat Kohli came, greeted her and signed an autograph.

However, this is not the first time that Virat Kohli has acknowledged his fans as the India skipper recently met one of his fans, who had tattooed Virat Kohli's jersey number and achievements on his body. The boy had a huge permanent tattoo of Kohli’s first name and jersey no. 18 on his back. He has also inscribed the various landmarks in Kohli’s career on his back, such as the 2008 Under-19 World Cup win, 2013 Arjuna Award, and the 2017 Padma Shri.

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India rattle the Bangladesh side in the first test 

In the first test that was played between November 14 to 16, saw India dominating the game and emerging victorious in the third day of the longest format of the game with two days to spare. Bangladesh decided to bat first by winning the toss but could only manage with 150 runs on the score-board. While dominating the game, India declared its innings after a blistering knock scoring a total of 493/6. Indian opener Mayank Agarwal scored his second double ton in the game [243 runs from 330 balls with 28 fours and 8 sixes]. Cheteshwar Pujara and Ravindra Jadeja scored a quick 54 runs from 72 balls and 60 runs from 76 balls respectively while Ajinkya Rahane gave a stand of 86 runs from 172 balls. Bangladesh in its second innings failed to make a come-back and the side was all out on 213 runs. Mayank Agarwal was named the Player of the Match.

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