After meeting Virat Kohli at Parliament House, Tim Watts, Australia's assistant minister of foreign affairs, had his big fanboy moment. On Thursday, November 28, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese received the Indian team at Parliament House in Canberra. The carousel featured another image of the Australian minister sporting an RCB jersey, while Tim Watts posted a selfie with Virat Kohli from their most recent encounter on Instagram.
Kohli's reputation as a world-renowned athlete was further solidified by this interaction, as his charisma and accomplishments continue to inspire respect across the globe. The Indian cricket player's capacity to engage both leaders and supporters demonstrates his extensive impact off the field.
The Indian cricket player's power to engage both leaders and supporters demonstrates his extensive impact off the field. Tim Watts shared his conversation with Kohli in the caption, stating that he only gets to cheer for the Indian great when Royal Challengers Bengaluru is playing in the IPL. Watts remarked on how well Kohli had performed against the team over the years and complimented his Australian batting qualities.
Tim Watts' special post for Virat Kohli
"A bit of a thrill to meet the Australian and Indian players in the PM's XI game at Parliament House tonight. I told Virat Kohli that I support Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the IPL because it's the only opportunity I get to legitimately barrack for him. I give him the highest praise I can offer any international cricketer when I say that I've loved watching him play because he plays like an Australian. Just not when he's playing AGAINST Australia of course," Tim Watts captioned his Instagram post.
Team India meets the Australian Prime Minister
Pictures of the meeting between the Indian team and the Australian Prime Minister were posted on Anthony Albanese's official social media account. Indian captain Rohit Sharma praised Virat Kohli and Jasprit Bumrah for their performance in the first Test match in Perth while introducing the Indian team and having a lighthearted conversation with them. Additionally, Rohit Sharma spoke in Parliament House in Australia.
