American YouTuber MrBeast hints at having Virat Kohli in future video

American YouTuber MrBeast hints at having Virat Kohli in future video

Some of the world’s biggest YouTubers, Mr. Beast, Logan Paul, and KSI, landed in India on Sunday, November 11. The stars of the digital world landed in India to launch “Feastable” and “Prime” in India, which are the brands owned by the three.

With their arrival in India, Mr. Beast managed to catch every headline after the fans noticed that the YouTuber followed star India batter Virat Kohli and his wife Anushka Sharma on Instagram. When an Instagram handle reported the same news, Mr. Beast commented on it.

The star YouTuber made a comment on the post, where he wrote, “Should we have Kohli in a video?” The comment instantly went viral as many supported Kohli featuring in a Mr. Beast video.

Meanwhile, the Indian team is currently preparing for the upcoming Border-Gavaskar series 2024-25 as both India and Australia will face off in the first Test of the series, starting from November 22.

Ahead of the series, there have been many questions raised on the form of ace batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Recently, former India cricketer Ricky Ponting opined that no other player would stay in the team with the performances that Kohli has been putting in. Seeing the comments, team India head coach Gautam Gambhir came to Kohli’s defence and opined that Ponting should not care about team India’s business.

“What does Ponting to has to do with Indian cricket? I think he should think about Australian cricket and more importantly have got no concerns whatsoever for Virat and Rohit. I think they are incredibly tough men. They’ve achieved a lot for Indian cricket and they will continue to achieve a lot in future as well. I think for me, the most important thing is that they still work really hard and they still passionate, they still want to achieve a lot more and that is something which is very important,” Gambhir was quoted as saying by IndiaToday.

Kohli has touched down in Perth, meanwhile, ahead of the all-important series against Australia.