Virat Kohli to train with Delhi team from Tuesday for Ranji Trophy return

DDCA secretary Ashok Sharma has said that the body will be writing to Delhi Police to provide additional security measures while beefing up its own private security. “The Delhi Police will receive a letter from us, we have enhanced our private security so we have initiated all these arrangements and we will attempt there is no inconvenience for the fans when they come on January 30 to see the match,” he is quoted as saying by PTI.

“Gate numbers 7, 16 and 15 will be open. Whoever will come to watch will get to see Virat bat, they will see the ball move and we are fully ready to keep these three gates open.”

Kohli last played a Ranji Trophy match in November 2012. His return comes after the BCCI issued a 10-point directive to the players following their 3-1 defeat to Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy at the end of a rather disastrous Test season. Kohli himself had scored just 190 runs in the series, despite scoring a century in Perth.