WATCH: 'I even know your coach...' - Virat Kohli warns Harpreet Brar during his masterful chase during RCB's 7-wicket win over PBKS

Former RCB skipper and the batting stalwart was caught speaking his mother tongue, Punjabi, while warning the star PBKS skipper Harpreet Brar in the second innings. After noticing Harpreet Brar’s rude attitude, Virat was seen schooling him, and the conversation was caught on the stump mic.

“20 saal ho gaye ne, tuhade coach nu vi jaanda main, tera hatth vada theek ho gaya, edda stumpa’n todi’da hai (It’s been 20 years now, I even know your coach, you hand is so much free that you break the stumps like this),” Kohli was heard saying to Brar in the second innings.

The video of Virat Kohli schooling Harpreet Brar in typical Punjabi language also went viral on social media as soon as it was shared by a user on X (formerly Twitter). 

Here’s the video: 

Kohli to Harpreet Brar " It's been 20 years , I even know your coach. "#PBKSvRCBpic.twitter.com/DdIbelddro

— ABHI (@thelifeofabhish) April 20, 2025

Speaking of the action of the game between PBKS and RCB in New Chandigarh, Virat Kohli’s unbeaten and match-winning knock of 73 runs off 54 balls, with seven fours and a six, helped RCB to beat PBKS by a big margin of 7 wickets and clear their revenge for the 5-wicket defeat two days ago in Bengaluru.

The visiting skipper Rajat Patidar won the toss and asked PBKS to bat first. Batting first, the hosts were restricted to the score of just 157 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in the allotted 20 overs. Prabhsimran Singh and Shashank Singh contributed with the knocks of 33 and 31 runs, alongside 29 and 25 runs, scored by Josh Inglis and Marco Jansen.

Krunal Pandya and Suyash Sharma scalped 2 wickets each for RCB in the first innings, alongside a wicket claimed by Romario Shepherd.

While chasing the target, RCB comfortably crossed the line in 18.5 overs, scoring 159 runs for the loss of just 3 wickets and winning the game by a massive margin of 7 wickets to move to the third spot in the points table, surpassing PBKS. Virat Kohli (73 runs) and Devdutt Padikkal (61 runs) scored the crucial half-centuries to play a decisive role in RCB’s win over Punjab Kings.