WATCH: Virat Kohli hosts the ‘Wrogn’ gameshow
Virat Kohli has started this year’s IPL in fashion. He has already scored 349 runs in just 8 matches. Apart from playing IPL cricket and captaining India in all 3 formats, Virat Kohli has a very active social life. He is also part of couple of NGOs supporting underrated sportspersons in India.
Kohli is also the co-creator of newly founded company ‘WROGN”.
It’s a men fashion line clothing company based in Karnataka. As a promotion of the company, Virat Kohli hosts a game show called ‘WrognIn60Seconds’.
The contestants on the show are generally players of RCB, having some fun with each other and their captain away from cricket.
The game show is very unique in its approach. The contestants on the show have to choose a answer among provided answers and then Virat asks the question to the contestants.
The contestant who had picked the right answer with respect to that question wins that particular round.
Kohli tweeted a teaser of the show in which he is asking Yuzvendra Chahal and Parthiv Patel questions on random topics.
The laughter riot continues with round 3 of #WrognIn60Seconds. 😁 Watch it now. @RCBTweets #StayWrogn pic.twitter.com/fOilhGz3hq
— Virat Kohli (@imVkohli) May 2, 2018
RCB have had a mixed start to the 2018 IPL season but a inspired performance from the team against MI yesterday meant that they are back in that playoff mix and with ABD coming in from the next game, it seems like RCB could get some momentum under their belt in the upcoming games.
Can RCB turn it around and win the IPL this time?
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