“You always gotta add some spice to it…”: Here’s what Virat Kohli replied to Australian PM ahead of game against Prime Minister’s XI
Indian cricketer Virat Kohli found a witty and whacky reply to the remarks of Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese's reply ahead of the 2-day practice match at Canberra.
New Delhi: Indian cricketer Virat Kohli found a witty and whacky reply to the remarks of Australian Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese’s reply ahead of the 2-day practice match at Canberra. The Indian cricketer was in great nick of form as he scored his 30th century against the Aussies on a tricky wicket at Perth.
India’s returning skipper Rohit Sharma introduced Mr Albanese to the entire Indian team. Though it was only for a brief period that the Australian PM met members of the Indian team, he did have some interesting and intriguing talks with Virat Kohli. In the video that has surfaced on the social
In a video that has surfaced on social media, Mr Albanese was seen having a cheeky conversation with Virat, where he lauded the Indian cricket icon’s performance at Perth in the first Test.
The Australian Prime Minister said:
Good time at Perth. Bloody hell, as if we were not suffering enough at point…
Subsequently, Kohli replied that one has to add a ‘pinch’ of spice always to make things interesting. The reply which has been seen as witty and cheeky has won hearts on the social media.
Watch: Here’s the video of the meeting between the Indian team and the Australian PM
Anthony Albanese – Good time in Perth
Holy hell, As if we weren’t suffering enough at that point that was just …Virat Kohli – You always gotta add some spice to it
Bro is cooking even Australia’s Prime Minister pic.twitter.com/bcSF4rxHl0
— 𝘿 (@DilipVK18) November 28, 2024
Here are some snippets from the meeting of the India Team with the Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese:
Source: BCCI
Source: BCCI
The practice match for Team India has been scheduled ahead of the Indian team’s pink-ball contest against Australia in Adelaide.
Prime Minister’s XI squad
Jack Edwards (c), Charlie Anderson, Mahli Beardman, Scott Boland, Jack Clayton, Aidan O’Connor, Ollie Davies, Jayden Goodwin, Sam Harper, Hanno Jacobs, Sam Konstas, Lloyd Pope, Matthew Renshaw, Jem Ryan