Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli and national football team captain Sunil Chhetri came face to face when they recalled their childhood in the 90s. Chhetri was playing host to the show 'ElevenOntain' on Instagram on Sunday. During this Chhetri asked Kohli about the 90s era. The two superstars grew up together in New Delhi in the 90s.
Chhetri, the captain of the Indian football team, shared parts of the conversation with Kohli on his Twitter on Monday. "Two children are remembering the times of the 90s when they were growing up," he said on Twitter. Remembering his 90s, Kohli said, "Wherever you come from, you should never forget that." He said, "I spent my childhood living in good society in West Delhi. So what I have learned is that whenever I meet a friend of my society, I talk to them in the same way, When I used to stay there and do it. For me, that is the biggest thing that you never get away from. "
During the ongoing conversation between the two legends, Kohli recalled the great batsman Sachin Tendulkar's 1998 innings played against Australia in Sharjah, which is known as Desert Storm. Chhetri asked Kohli, an innings in international cricket that you wanted to play? Kohli said, "1998 Desert Storm". To this, Chhetri said, "Which, in the semi-finals or the finals ?." After this, cricket captain Kohli replied, "The first one, the innings from which we reached the final."
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