And soon after, fans started commenting, claiming the RR admin "cooked" Virat Kohli without naming him. Actually, the RR page are famous for their cheeky posts. And fans cracked the post to be another cheeky one.

If asked for a context, recently a kid was refused getting Virat Kohli's autograph. It it was Kohli who turned it down, or the person walking by his side is not known, but the kid looked pretty frustrated. The frustration was so bad that the kid literally smashed the bat on the groun while walking away.

However, it's not that Kohli always refused fans. Well, if fans are referring to that particular incident or everything, they targeted Kohli. 

Despite a 6-wicket win against the Punjab Kings, the captain of the side, Riyan Parag, was caught vaping in the dressing room. The BCCI investigated the case, as Riyan was found guilty. Unlike having designated spaces to smoke, vaping is totally illegal in India by all means.

Even though Riyan was not banned, he was handed a demerit point and a 25% match fee as a fine. Earlier, RR manager Romi Bhinder was found using a mobile phone in the dugout, a reason he was fined too.

The RCB star Virat Kohli became the first player in the world to have 8000 runs in the IPL in India. He achieved this record in Ahmedabad today against Gujarat Titans. He started the innings well, smacking five boundaries against Kagiso Rabada, but got dismissed at 28 runs.

RCB could manage only 155 runs after Gujarat Titans sent them to bat first. Devdutt Padikkal scored 40 runs, the highest from the side, while there have been meaningful contributions from Rajat Patidar (19), Romario Shepherd (17), Venkatesh Iyer (12), and Bhuvneshwar Kumar (15*).

For GT, all bowlers got a wicket, while Arshad Khan starred among them with three scalps, followed by Jason Holder and Rashid Khan with two each.