Virat-Yuvraj
Virat Kohli thanks Yuvraj Singh for his special pair of boots and heartfelt note
Ex-Indian skipper Virat Kohli on Wednesday thanked former cricketer Yuvraj Singh for gifting him a special pair of boots and a heartfelt note.
Taking to Twitter, Kohli tweeted, "Yuvi Pa thank you for this lovely gesture.Your comeback from cancer will always be an inspiration for people in all walks of life not just cricket.
"You have always been generous and caring for people around you.I wish you all the happiness,God bless @YUVSTRONG12. Rab rakha."
Yuvi Pa thank you for this lovely gesture.Your comeback from cancer will always be an inspiration for people in all walks of life not just cricket. You have always been generous and caring for people around you.I wish you all the happiness,God bless @YUVSTRONG12. Rab rakha 🙏😊 pic.twitter.com/KDrd2JQCHU
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) February 23, 2022
Praising his former Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) teammate, Singh wrote on Twitter,"To the little boy from Delhi @imvkohli I want to dedicate this special shoe to you,celebrating your career n time as captain which has brought smiles to millions of fans all over the world.
"I hope you stay the way YOU are, play the way YOU do and keep making the country proud!"
To the little boy from Delhi @imvkohli
— Yuvraj Singh (@YUVSTRONG12) February 22, 2022
I want to dedicate this special shoe to you,celebrating your career n time as captain which has brought smiles to millions of fans all over the world.
I hope you stay the way YOU are, play the way YOU do and keep making the country proud! pic.twitter.com/mwVPPh0JwU
Apart from sharing dressing room in innumerable matches for India, Singh and Kohli both were the part of the Indian team that went on to win the 2011 World Cup.
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