[Watch] Unbelievable Stamina! Virat Kohli Runs FOUR in Scorching Chandigarh Heat During PBKS vs RCB Match
Virat Kohli amazed fans by running four runs in the scorching Chandigarh heat, showcasing his incredible fitness during the IPL 2025 match.
In the blazing heat of Chandigarh, Virat Kohli once again proved why he’s a fitness icon. During the IPL 2025 clash between Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bengaluru at the Mullanpur Stadium, Kohli impressed fans with his unbelievable stamina — running four runs in a single delivery.
The match, being played in the afternoon, saw players visibly struggling with the hot weather. Punjab Kings, batting first, collapsed badly and managed to score just 157 runs in their 20 overs. In reply, RCB lost an early wicket but the partnership between Virat Kohli and Devdutt Padikkal gave them a solid start.
Kohli-Padikkal’s Lightning Four Leaves Fans in Awe
The moment that caught everyone’s attention came in Arshdeep Singh’s second over. Padikkal flicked the ball to the leg-side. A boundary seemed certain, but the fielder made a good stop near the rope. However, Kohli and Padikkal didn’t let the opportunity slip. They pushed hard and ran four runs between the wickets.
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Running four is not easy, especially under the burning sun, but Kohli’s commitment and fitness stood out. In a game where players were visibly tired, Kohli’s energy at the age of 36 brought excitement and admiration from fans across the country.
This Isn’t New for Kohli
Interestingly, this isn’t the first time Kohli has made headlines for his fitness in afternoon matches. During a previous afternoon fixture against Rajasthan Royals in Jaipur, Kohli was seen struggling due to heat. He even asked Sanju Samson to check his heartbeat mid-match — a moment that went viral. But today, the same player was sprinting like it was a morning jog.
Kohli continues to be an example for youngsters, showing that fitness is as important as skills in modern-day cricket. Even when the sun is draining everyone else, he is running hard — four times in a row.
