Virat Kohli broke silence on the tag of King and Prince, such is the relationship of the veteran with Gill

New Delhi: Virat Kohli, the former captain and star batsman of the Indian cricket team, is called the King. Kohli’s game has earned him this status in the cricket world. At the same time, the bat of Team India’s emerging young opener Shubman Gill has spoken fiercely in all three formats in the recent past. He has scored loads of runs everywhere from Tests to IPL. He also hit a double century in ODIs against New Zealand earlier this year. Not only this but he was also the highest run-scorer in IPL 2023, with 3 centuries from his bat this season. In such a situation, Gill is now being considered as the successor of Kohli. Just like the fans call Kohli a king, now they have started calling Shubman a prince. But do you know what Virat Kohli himself thinks about this tag of King and Prince? Otherwise, let us tell you in detail.

Kohli gave a big statement on the tag of King and Prince

Virat Kohli on calling himself ‘King’ and Shubman ‘Prince’, told ICC, Tags of kings and princes or things like that are good for fans and spectators. But I think the job of a senior player is to help the youngsters improve in their game.

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Kohli said, ‘He (Shubman Gill) talks to me a lot about the game, he is eager to learn and his skills are amazing at this age. He has tremendous ability to perform at the top level. He is confident. We have that relationship and we have that understanding based on respect.

King Kohli further said, ‘I want to help him move forward. He himself has to understand his potential. With this, he will be able to perform consistently and play for a long time, which will benefit Indian cricket.
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