Fans got a rare opportunity to witness both hot and funny moments with Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill on the field during the IPL 2026 match between Gujarat Titans (GT) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Thursday, April 30.
Virat Kohli is a true entertainer and Thursday night was no different. From his animated discussion with the umpire and bromance with Ishant Sharma to his emotional farewell to Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill, he was absolutely at his best during the IPL 2026 clash.
Virat Kohli-Shubhman Gill drama goes viral after GT vs RCB IPL 2026 clash
Now, another moment involving Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill has gone viral on social media platforms. However, this time, the RCB icon was in a calm mood and decided to have some fun with Gill during Gujarat Titans’ chase after shouting “Come on” at full intensity at the young skipper.
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When Jason Holder and Rahul Tewatia were batting in the 13th over, Kohli was seen teasing Gill with the “Babaji ka Thullu” gesture. Holder was on strike and Gill was sitting in the GT dugout when Kohli made that famous gesture which makes no sense.
Virat Kohli turns heads with funny gestures
After which Gill asked Kohli to concentrate on the game. However, the former Indian captain didn’t stop there as he pulled off another funny moment that made everyone laugh. Kohli was seen jokingly imitating Shahrukh Khan’s heavy breathing.
During the chase, the GT batsman looked tired and was breathing heavily and Kohli caught everyone’s attention by mimicking his movements humorously. Now, this clip has gone viral online.
Virat Kohli teasing Shubham Gill pic.twitter.com/rHouLyA9pF
– RCB Xtra (@Rcb_Xtra) 30 April 2026
Kohli demolishes Kagiso Rabada to reach milestone in style
Meanwhile, Virat Kohli once again proved why he is one of the biggest names in IPL history as he achieved another huge record during the IPL 2026 clash in Ahmedabad. He needed only 12 runs to reach a particular milestone, and he attacked Kagiso Rabada to reach the milestone in style.
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Kohli became the first player to score more than 8,000 IPL runs in India alone. The way he got there made it even more exciting. The explosive right-handed batsman looked to be in complete control and hit five consecutive fours against Rabada.
Although Rabada later managed to get his revenge and dismissed Kohli in the fourth over, the former RCB captain had already played an impressive inning of 28 runs in just 13 balls, hitting one six and five fours, and given his team a great start. However, RCB could only score 155 runs and later GT easily achieved the target with four wickets in hand in 16 overs.
Before this match, Kohli had become the first player in IPL history to score a total of 9,000 runs, which also includes matches played in places like South Africa and UAE.
