Virat Kohli, the star of Royal Challengers Bangalore, finally appreciated his performance after he won the orange cap in the 2024 IPL season. For the same reason, Kholi ended up as the top scorer with 741 runs from fifteen appearances and a total of five half centuries plus a hundred. He batted only once throughout scoring an average of 61.75 per match and had a strike rate of 154.69 batting alongside Faf du Plessis, his captain.
“I am really humbled to have received the orange cap for this season.It was a roller-coaster ride. I was really happy with my performance in all games that I played for my team but most importantly through our last few matches where we needed to win every game just to make it,” Virat noted in a post-match interview that was given out on tape.
In Chennai at MA Chidambaram Stadium final Kolkata Knight Riders won their third IP title by overwhelming Sunrisers Hyderabad.
“I hope I get this again next year in IPL. Thank you all for being supportive,” he stated.
The first Indian to win Orange Cap twice in IPL history at age 35.
He will next be seen playing for India in the upcoming T20 World Cup which will take place in USA and West Indies respectively.
India begin their campaign against Ireland on June 5th at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, New York during T20 World Cup championship.
