'Have enjoyed our time playing together' - Virat Kohli on his bond with Rohit Sharma

India and Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) legend Virat Kohli has opened up on his equation with Rohit Sharma. Kohli revealed the kind of bond he has with his Indian teammate with whom he has enjoyed a lot of success with.

Both Kohli and Rohit are among the greatest of the game who have had success in both international and franchise cricket. The two are set to clash as Mumbai Indians host RCB at the iconic Wankhede Stadium on April 7.

In a video posted by the RCB franchise, the 36-year-old has also talked about the insights, queries, and bond he shares with Rohit throughout the years as well.

“I think it's a very natural thing to take place when you play with someone for so long and you share so much of your insight of the game initially, your learning from each other, you're kind of growing in your careers at probably the same time, and you share all kind of queries and questions,” Kohli said in a video posted on X (Formerly known as Twitter)

“So there's a lot of back and forth that happens and also the fact that, you know, we worked very closely in terms of the leadership for the team, so there were always ideas discussed and more or less, we would end up on the same page in terms of the gut feel of that situation - there is a trust factor and do the job for the team,” the former India skipper added.

Check out the clip below-

It was not certain that we would end up playing for 15 years for India: Virat Kohli

Kohli also said that it he never thought they will be end up playing international cricket for 15 year. He expressed his gratitude towards his teammate for giving him so many memories.

“We have definitely enjoyed our time playing together, so we were able to make out careers long because when we were young, as I said, it was not certain that we would end up playing for 15 years for India. The journey for so long and consistently, very grateful and very happy for all the memories, all the moments that we've shared and continue to do so,” he concluded.