Virat Kohli: Joshua Da Silva Mother – Joshua Da Silva’s mother finally fulfilled her wish as she got to meet Virat Kohli in Port of Spain. After the Caribbean wicketkeeper batter said to the legendary cricketer that she had come to see you play not me, Kohli met Joshua’s mother after the end of day two play’s and hugged her. Senior Da Silva got pretty emotional, and happy tears flowed from her eyes.
She said, “I just came to see Kohli, and this is the first time I have met him. Kohli is a wonderful and blessed human being. He is so talented, and I hope my son emulates him.” Not only an emotional embrace, but Joshua’s mother also took a picture along with Kohli. The mother also went onto lavish praise on the former India captain and said, “Kohli is one of best batters of our time, and I think it’s an honor for me to see him, for my son to play with him.
It is a bond and not just India against West Indies but honoring great cricketers all the time,” Joshua’s mother added.
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Virat Kohli: ‘Treasure Virat Kohli,’ Joshua Da Silva’s mother’s simple message to Indian fans
When quizzed by journalist Vimal Kumar to have any special message for Indian fans Joshua’s mother had a simple message, “You are blessed to have Virat Kohli treasure him.” Joshua’s father also spoke to Vimal and said “We all love him because he is a wonderful cricketer with immense amount of discipline.
Not only meeting him, but the icing on the cake was Kohli scoring a century in Port of Spain.
Kohli gave a fitting gift to his fans by scoring his 76th international on his 500th game. Apart from Joshua’s mother, one of the crazy fans came all the way from the USA to Port of Spain to watch Kohli bat. The fan also brought sweets.
Speaking about the match, India are in a dominant position as they scored 438 runs. In reply, West Indies scored 88 and have lost one wicket at the stumps on day two.
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