IND vs AUS 2nd Test: Virat Kohli – Ahead of the second Test against Australia, Team India changed their hotel in Delhi last minute owing to G20 Summit and marriage season, which led to a paucity of bulk five-star hotel rooms being booked. The Indian cricket team usually stays at Taj Palace or ITC Maurya in Delhi, but this time, they are staying in Hotel Leela near Noida. A BCCI official confirmed the same and stated that the facilities provided at Hotel Leela are nice. It’s an unavoidable situation hence the shift. However, Virat Kohli is not staying with the team, and here is the reason. Follow India vs Australia Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
IND vs AUS: Team India changes HOTEL in Delhi due to this BIG Reason BUT Virat Kohli still not living with the Team, CHECK out WHY
IND vs AUS: Kohli opts to stay at his home in Gurugram for a couple of days, management grants him permission
Kohli, whose family members stay in Delhi opted to stay at his home in Gurugram for a couple of days. He also took permission from the management. After a long time, India are playing a Test match in Delhi. The former India captain wanted to spend as much time as possible with family and so opted not to stay with team members for at least two days. Kohli is enjoying his time in Delhi as he went for a long drive as well.
IND vs AUS: Kohli has a special slip-catching session at the nets with Rahul Dravid
Indian cricket team star batter Virat Kohli has turned to the legendary Rahul Dravid for some special training ahead of the second Test match in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series in Delhi. After a horror show in the first Test match in Nagpur, Kohli requested Dravid to help him improve his skills in the fielding department. Team India has already taken the lead in the series and will be confident enough to win the next match too.
IND vs AUS: Team India changes HOTEL in Delhi due to this BIG Reason BUT Virat Kohli still not living with the Team, CHECK out WHY
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