Many fans expected ​​RCB to go for KL Rahul. However, they surprisingly stopped bidding after Rs 10.75 crore. They also let Yuzvendra Chahal go, and even did not opt to exercise their Right to Match card on either Mohammed Siraj or Glenn Maxwell.

As captain Rohit Sharma was introducing the Indian players to the Prime Minister, he stopped when he came in front of Virat Kohli and praised him for his innings in Perth, saying that his hundred added to Australia's sufferings.

Virat Kohli witty banter with Australian PM Anthony Albanese in Canberra wins hearts as India prepares for their pink-ball Test against the PMs XI.

In a light-hearted exchange ahead of India's practice match in Canberra, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese took the opportunity to share a cheeky moment with Virat Kohli, the star batter of the Indian cricket team,