I tried to create a culture for youngsters as RCB skipper and have given given my best: Virat Kohli
The Hindu
The outgoing skipper promised to stay with the RCB as a player till the last day he plays in the IPL.
Virat Kohli expects the new leadership group in Royal Challengers Bangalore to maintain the “culture” of giving opportunities to youngsters for playing expressive cricket as his innings as captain of the side ended without an IPL trophy.
RCB was knocked out of this year’s edition after losing the Eliminator to KKR by four wickets but RCB skipper Kohli promised to stay with the team as a player because “loyalty” is everything for him.
“I have tried my best to create a culture here where youngsters could come in and play with freedom and belief. It is something I have done with India as well,” Kohli, who led the team for a decade, said at the post-match presentation ceremony.
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