Virat Kohli's 4 Most Iconic Revenge Celebrations That Shocked Everyone

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🏏 Virat Kohli’s Revenge Mode On: 4 Celebrations That Made Headlines

Apart from his explosive batting, Virat Kohli is also known for his intense on-field attitude. Be it aggression, competitiveness, or witty celebrations—Kohli knows how to return the favour. Here are 4 of his most iconic "revenge" celebrations that grabbed attention, and in one case, ended a player's international career!

🔥 Kohli vs KL Rahul – IPL 2025

On March 24, 2025, during an IPL match between RCB and Delhi Capitals, KL Rahul celebrated Delhi’s win by drawing a circle with his bat, mocking that it was “his ground.” Fans were waiting for Kohli’s reply.

That moment came on April 27 at Arun Jaitley Stadium, where RCB defeated Delhi. Though Kohli got out early and couldn’t celebrate during the match, he trolled Rahul after the game with a cheeky grin—caught on camera and trending on social media.

🔥 Kohli vs Shreyas Iyer

Punjab Kings’ captain Shreyas Iyer once celebrated a win against RCB in Bengaluru. Kohli didn’t forget. Later, when RCB beat Punjab in Chandigarh, Kohli mocked Iyer with a fun-filled celebration, returning the favour in full style.

🔥 Kohli vs Kesrick Williams

Back in 2017, West Indies pacer Kesrick Williams mocked Kohli with his "notebook celebration" after dismissing him. But Kohli waited two years.

In 2019, during a T20 match in Nagpur, Kohli smashed 94* off 50 balls against Williams and returned the same "notebook celebration." Williams' international career faded soon after. Coincidence?

🔥 Kohli vs Glenn Maxwell

During the 2017 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Kohli injured his shoulder. In a later match, Glenn Maxwell mocked the injury by holding his shoulder.

Kohli replied during Australia’s second innings when he took a catch and looked towards the Aussie dressing room, holding his shoulder in revenge. Later, it was revealed that Kohli had even blocked Maxwell on Instagram!

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