Virat Kohli, the Indian cricketer, has hinted at his desire to continue playing competitive cricket until 2027, potentially completing a 20-year stint with Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Retained by the franchise for a staggering Rs 21 crore, Kohli remains dedicated to RCB and is determined to secure the elusive IPL title for the team. Having been part of RCB since the IPL’s inception in 2008, Kohli expressed his special bond with the franchise and its fans in an interview on RCB’s ‘Bold Diaries.’ With over 8,000 runs in the IPL at a strike rate of 131.97, including eight centuries and 55 fifties, Kohli is one of the league’s most successful players. RCB head coach Andy Flower praised Kohli’s retention, emphasizing his crucial role in the team’s success. Flower highlighted Kohli’s leadership, which played a significant part in RCB reaching the playoffs last season. Overall, Kohli’s commitment to RCB and his determination to bring home the IPL trophy reflect his unwavering dedication to the team.