Those fortunate enough to observe Virat Kohli in the company of friends and family can discern the depth of his affection and protectiveness towards them. He embodies a passionate devotion, characterized by an all-or-nothing approach, reminiscent of his demeanour on the cricket field. Once Kohli establishes a connection, it endures. Although he may not frequently meet with them, he endeavours to make every encounter meaningful, as exemplified by his recent reunion with his longtime friend Shavez at the Arun Jaitley Stadium during a Ranji Trophy match last month.

Kohli was making his return to domestic cricket after a hiatus of over 12 years, attracting a multitude of fans eager to witness his batting. However, he prioritized reconnecting with his old friend and Shavez's son, Kabir. He offered advice to Kabir, shared light-hearted moments with Shavez, and created an atmosphere of familiarity. Notably, he was under significant pressure to perform following a series of disappointing scores in Australia, yet his interactions were devoid of any signs of stress. This is the essence of Virat Kohli.

Throughout the years, he has cultivated the ability to separate on-field challenges from his personal life. Given his numerous accomplishments, this skill seems to come naturally to him. Kohli has truly mastered this balance.

Following a lacklustre performance in his highly anticipated Ranji return, Kohli was sidelined for the first ODI against England due to a knee injury. He made his comeback in the second match at the Barabati Stadium in Cuttack, entering the game at No. 3 after a dynamic opening partnership between Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma. The atmosphere at Barabati was electric, with fans eager for a stellar performance from Kohli in a format he has excelled in. Unfortunately, he managed only a meagre 5 runs, edging a delivery from Adil Rashid.

Another match, another disappointing score. Did this affect Kohli? Certainly. Did he express his frustration to the public? No, he did not.

The day after the second ODI, the Indian team arrived at Bhuvaneswar airport to depart for Ahmedabad, where the third and final ODI before the Champions Trophy is scheduled to take place.

Who was the lady? Why did Kohli hug her? Was she just an ordinary fan who got lucky? The Internet has been flooded with such questions ever since the video of Kohli hugging the lady at the Bhubaneswar airport went viral.

Based on Kohli's demeanour and facial expressions, it seems evident that he was familiar with the woman, suggesting she was not merely a fan. While was unable to independently confirm her identity, a fan page associated with the former India captain asserted that she was a close relative.

The Indian cricket team arrived in Ahmedabad late on Monday night. Having already secured a 2-1 victory in the three-match series, the upcoming match on Wednesday will be significant for Kohli to accumulate some runs before departing for Dubai to participate in the Champions Trophy.

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