
- Virat Kohli will make his ODI comeback on 19 October after retiring from Tests and T20s
- Kohli will play in the ODI series between India and Australia starting on 19 October
- A viral video by Yuvraj Dua praised Kohli's return, gaining over 600,000 likes
There is big news for cricket lovers Virat Kohli is all set to make his comeback in the ODI format on October 19. After stepping away from Test and T20 cricket, the former India captain will return to the field in the 50-over format, sparking excitement among supporters.
Amid the buzz, a video shared by content creator Yuvraj Dua is going viral on social media. In the emotional clip, Dua reacts to Kohli's return, saying, "Brother, what happened on October 19... he's a player, he's coming back?" capturing the feelings of countless fans eagerly awaiting Kohli's comeback.
He doesn't just call him a player, he calls him his "life". In the viral video, Yuvraj Dua emotionally says, “Not a player, my life is coming back. My life is coming back on 19th October. My GOAT is coming back", expressing the deep emotional connection many fans feel for Virat Kohli.
Kohli will be seen in action during the upcoming ODI series between India and Australia, which kicks off on Sunday, October 19. His return has sparked a wave of excitement across the cricketing community and social media alike.
Fans are thrilled about Virat Kohli's return to the field. He last represented India in March 2025 during their Champions Trophy victory. Now, after a long break, the anticipation of watching him play again has sparked an emotional wave across social media platforms.
Check out the post here:
Social Media Reaction
The video has touched not just internet users but also caught the eye of Bollywood celebrities. Actor Aparshakti Khurana responded to the post, calling it "So true." It has already garnered over 6 lakh likes, 9,000 comments, and around 70 lakh views on Instagram.
One user commented, "King is coming back! Expressing her emotion, another user wrote, "Virat is not just a player but our emotion."
"Greatest of all time is King Kohli and Hitman Rohit Sharma," commented a third user.
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