West Indies fast bowler Kesrik Williams has told about his rivalry with Indian captain Virat Kohli in a recent interview. Kohli and Williams first came face to face against each other in 2017 when during a match in Jamaica, Williams used a 'notebook celebration' after Kohli was dismissed. Williams said in an interview with the International Cricket Network 360, "Virat Kohli is the first person in front of whom I did a 'notebook celebration' in Jamaica. I did it because my fans loved it. But Kohli called it not seen. "
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He said, "After the match was over, when I went to join hands with Kohli, he said great bowling but did not like your celebration. That way the case got cold, but I enjoyed playing against him." During the T20 series on India tour in 2019, Kohli scored an unbeaten 94 off 50 balls in Hyderabad. During that match, Kohli only used his notebook celebration against Williams.
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Williams said, "As soon as Kohli came on the field, he told me that your notebook celebrations are not going to work here tonight. This celebration is back again from the year 2017. After that, on every ball of mine, Kohli's child Like they were speaking something, I asked them to be calm. The fast bowler said, "Kohli batted very well against me in that match, because he was playing with my mind. He was settled in my mind, so he hit my balls a lot in that match."
