Virat Kohli’s form with the bat has been the talking point over the last few days in the cricketing fraternity. Though he scored a couple of half-centuries in the three-match ODI series against South Africa, the former India skipper could only muster 26 runs against West Indies in three matches at home. Kohli bagged ducks in the last two ODIs as well and no wonder, the skipper Rohit Sharma had to confront questions about the 33-year-old’s form.

Rohit, however, quashed all the speculations about his predecessor’s batting form and asked the media to not make too much out of it. Moreover, India’s limited-overs skipper also stated that Kohli is enjoying his cricket at the moment and told the media to stay quiet on the matter as well.

The IPL mega auction just concluded in a successful manner in Bangalore where teams walked away with their favorite picks. Though several players got to reunite with their old teams, many of them had to bid emotional goodbyes to their former franchises. In the same line of events, former Delhi Capitals pacer Avesh Khan got roped in by the newly-formed Lucknow Super Giants for a whopping INR 10 Crore.

Khan revealed his experience of getting bought by the new team and added that he froze for a moment but things were quite normal after a while. He stated that he expected a bid of a minimum of seven Crore but couldn’t get the live updates as he was with the Indian contingent on a flight to Kolkata.

The IPL 2022 mega auction bagged the attention of fans in various ways wherein a huge sum of money was splashed on some unexpected players too. On the other hand, some big names walked away while having very basic deals. There was another element that attracted a lot of attention in the mega auction and it was the tactics shown by Delhi Capitals’ co-owner Kiran Kumar Grandhi.

During one of the bids, he created confusion with Charu Sharma, who was carrying out the auction process after Hugh Edmeades had an .