The conversation between Virat Kohli and Vaibhav Suryavanshi after the IPL 2026 final has been revealed.
Kohli advised Vaibhav like a 'big brother' and motivated him to move forward.
At the end of the conversation, Virat said, 'Ek Bihari sab pe bhari,' which boosted Vaibhav's morale.
Vaibhav also described winning the Orange Cap as a dream come true.
Ahmedabad | Young cricket sensation Vaibhav Suryavanshi has finally lifted the curtain on the secret everyone was waiting for. He has disclosed his conversation with Virat Kohli after the IPL 2026 final. Vaibhav revealed that Kohli spoke to him like a big brother and gave him the mantra for success.
This incident took place after the final match between Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) and Gujarat Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. After RCB's title win, the conversation between Kohli and Vaibhav was captured on camera, which has now become a topic of discussion.
Meeting Kohli, A Dream Come True
15-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi described this conversation as a dream come true for him. He said, 'I have always been a huge fan of RCB and Virat Kohli. When Virat bhaiya put his hand on my shoulder and talked to me, it felt like a dream had come true.'
Vaibhav expressed his feelings in an interview given to the Rajasthan Royals team manager. He mentioned that despite Kohli's greatness, his demeanor was extremely humble and simple.
Advised Like a 'Big Brother'
Vaibhav further added, 'The way he was talking, it didn't feel like he was Virat Kohli. He was explaining things to me like a big brother.' Kohli told Vaibhav what he should focus on and what to do next.
A video shared by RCB revealed Kohli's advice. He told Vaibhav, 'You have to go even higher from here. Whatever you have achieved is because of your hard work and belief in yourself.'
Encouraging Vaibhav, Kohli said, 'Don't pay attention to what anyone is saying or how they are saying it. Ek Bihari sab pe bhari (One Bihari is enough for everyone).'
Winning the Orange Cap Also a Dream
Vaibhav, who won the Orange Cap with his stellar performance this season, said, 'Whenever I watched the IPL, I would look at the Orange Cap. I used to think about touching it once to see how it feels.'
He credited his success to God, saying, 'Now that I have won it, it feels great. I always pray to God.'
This advice and encouragement from a legendary player like Virat Kohli will surely give a new direction to Vaibhav Suryavanshi's career. It shows how important a role senior players play in nurturing young talent.
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