Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) did not even keep any ticket to watch this match, which reached the fans stadium in the count of thousands. The Indian Cricket Control Board (BCCI) also posted a video of a large crowd in Gautam Gambhir Stand In which it can be seen that the stand is packed with packed and during the match, Kohli also shook hands to the fans and congratulated him for the warm support received.

Posting the video on the official X handle, BCCI Domestic wrote, “Fans have come in large numbers for the Delhi vs railway match. Arun Jaitley is a stadium Gulzar.”

Delhi captain Ayush Badoni won the toss and asked the Railways to bat first and the Delhi bowlers also proved their captain's decision to the first 3 wickets, but the fans also proved their bowling more than the bowling of Delhi. There have been most of the fans have reached the stadium only to see Virat Kohli's batting. Talking about Kohli, he made his debut for Delhi in 2006 against Tamil Nadu and played his last match in 2012. In six years, the former Indian captain played 23 matches and scored 1,574 runs at an average of 50.70. Overall, Kohli has played 155 first -class matches (including 123 Test matches) and 37 centuries at an average of 55.96 (in 30 Tests) and 39 centuries (in 31 Tests) with 11,479 runs (9,230 Test matches. In) made.