Vikas Kohli, Virat’s elder brother, has not only been a constant supporter of his cricket career but also a key business partner

Kohli’s return to the Ranji Trophy has also reignited debates about the role of "superstar culture" in Indian cricket.

Day 2 of the Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Railways won't be just another game as Indian star batter Virat Kohli will be out with the bat in domestic cricket after a 12-year-gap at the Arun Jaitley Stadium soon, with thousands of excited fans flocking the stadium yet again today.

At first, the DDCA opened the roughly 6,000-capacity 'Gautam Gambhir Stand' for spectators but sensing the crowd situation could go out of hand, the officials were forced to open the 'Bishan Bedi Stand' which can accommodate around 14,

Focus will be on Virat Kohli as the former India captain returns to domestic cricket after more than 12 years. The Delhi vs Railways match starts on 9:30 AM IST.

Virat Kohli’s long-awaited return to domestic cricket was filled with excitement, but on Day 1, he didn’t get the chance to bat. As Delhi wrapped up Railways’ innings for 241, Kohli had to watch from the sidelines.

Thousands of fans filled a stadium in the Indian capital, Delhi, as Virat Kohli made his much-anticipated return to domestic cricket after more than 12 years. The 36-year-old star batter turned out for Delhi on Thursday in the Ranji Trophy match against the Railways team at the Arun Jaitley stadium.

Preparations were being made to telecast the game, more stands than usual were being readied for fans, and players on both sides were excited to be part of his first Ranji Trophy game since 2012

Virat Kohli's return to Ranji trophy after 12 years brought a slew of fans who were waiting in lines since 5 AM to catch a glimpse of their favourite cricketer

Excited fans packed the Arun Jaitley Stadium, arriving hours early, to witness Virat Kohli's first Ranji game in over 12 years. Despite not getting to bat on Day 1, Kohli's presence created an electrifying atmosphere,