Baking birthday cake for wife Anushka Sharma: Virat Kohli reveals his standout quarantine story
Team India captain Virat Kohli opened up on his quarantine life in the conversation with teammate Mayank Agarwal. The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Sunday posted a short clip of the second part of the conversation between Kohli and Mayank of Open Nets With Mayank.
With the rising COVID-19 cases in the country, Indian cricketers have had to be content with staying at home and keeping themselves busy by engaging with fans on social media.
Mayank quizzed Kohli in a rapid-fire round and the India captain gave answers with honesty in his own inimitable style.
The Indian opener started off by asking Kohli: "What is your best quarantine story?"
"I baked a cake for the first time in my life on Anushka's birthday. So, will be a standout quarantine story for me because I hadn't baked a cake before in my life," Kohli said.
"And I baked a good cake in my first attempt. So I will always remember that and she told me she loved the cake, which is very very special."
Mayank then asked: "A new skill-set you found during quarantine?"
"I wouldn't say skill-set because skill-set is something you can learn as a hobby as well as while on tour. Those are the things that you can," the 31-year-old said.
"But this phase has made me realise is that it is very important to focus on life in general and then cricket is a part of it."
Mayank asked a tricky question to Kohli next question: "One work-out routine that Virat Kohli doesn't like to do and one which he likes?"
"I hate doing split squat holds, especially the ones which go over a minute and a half. The second exercise I hate is Bulgarian squat holds with heavier dumbbells," he said.
"And the one that I can't live without is power snatch. Cleans and power snatch I can do everyday of the week, for an hour non-stop, and will be absolutely fine."
Agarwal also asked Kohli's regarding his go-to recipe and Kohli quipped: "Go-to recipe is steamed rice and 'lahsuni palak' along with bhindi (ladyfinger)."
(With IANS Inputs)
