NEW DELHI: As India prepare for their final group-stage match against New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy, star batter Virat Kohli reflected on his roots, embracing the "Delhi da munda" spirit that has shaped his approach to cricket and life. The 36-year-old batting maestro, who will be playing his 300th ODI in Dubai on Sunday, spoke candidly about his identity and mindset.
"I don't know if I'm a prototypical Delhi da munda at all times," Kohli said in a video posted by the ICC on Instagram. "Being a Delhi da munda, the line in itself kind of means having a stress-free approach towards things. New experiences in life, went to a lot of places, so I wouldn't say that I'm out and out always a Delhi boy. In moments, I am, yes."
