Virat Kohli returned to Delhi's training session after a 12-year absence from the Ranji Trophy, aiming to regain form. His presence electrified the practice, underlining his commitment to domestic cricket amidst his recent performance challenges.

Set to play his first Ranji Trophy match for Delhi since 2012, Kohli practices at the Kotla two days before their match against Railways

A fourth standard student Kabir had come with a sketch of 'Uncle Virat', who once played Delhi U-17 and U-19 cricket with his father Shavez back in the day.

Virat Kohli reunited with his childhood friend Shawez Khan during a training session with the Delhi Ranji team at Arun Jaitley Stadium, showcasing his humble side while preparing for a highly-anticipated return to domestic cricket after over a decade.

Shawez's son had the chance to get a bat signed by the cricket star and carried a hand-drawn sketch of Kohli, which further enhanced the momentous occasion.

Virat Kohli stopped practice and was seen chatting with Kabir before signing the poster he was carrying. Kabir also clicked a photo of Kohli and his father.

Indian cricket icon Virat Kohli on Tuesday practiced with his Delhi Ranji teammates at the Arun Jaitley Stadium here as the senior batter is set for a comeback into the domestic circuit after 12 years.

Virat Kohli is set to train with the Delhi Ranji Trophy team from Tuesday, ahead of their game against Railways. Kohli, returning to domestic cricket after 11 years, hopes to improve his form and provide valuable experience to the team.