'We want Akaay's debut' - Fan-made Poster for Virat Kohli's newborn son goes viral

In a heartwarming revelation, cricket sensation Virat Kohli and Bollywood star Anushka Sharma joyfully announced the arrival of their second child, Akaay. The celebrity couple took to social media to share the news of the birth of their "baby boy Akaay & Vamika's little brother" on February 15, setting the internet abuzz with excitement.

Akaay, who's not even a month old, has already become a fan sensation. During the 4th Test between India and England in Ranchi, ardent supporters proudly displayed placards adorned with the newborn's name, expressing their anticipation and affection. One enthusiastic fan even expressed a wish for baby Akaay to make his debut and play for India, creating a buzz on social media.

The frenzy continued during the WPL 2024 match between Royal Challengers Bangalore and UP Warriorz on February 24, where fans displayed more placards for Akaay. The chants of Kohli's name resonated through the crowd during RCB's game against UP Warriorz, capturing the heartfelt connection fans share with the cricketing legend.

Shifting gears to the Women's Premier League (WPL) match, Royal Challengers Bangalore secured a commanding eight-wicket victory over Gujarat Giants. Captain Smriti Mandhana's explosive innings, coupled with a disciplined bowling performance, propelled RCB to their second consecutive win in the WPL.

As Kohli enjoys family time in London, fans eagerly await his return to action in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season. The IPL, scheduled to commence shortly after the conclusion of WPL 2024, has already stirred anticipation among cricket enthusiasts. Kohli's RCB is set to clash with Chennai Super Kings in the opening match on March 22.

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With the IPL 2024 schedule released for the first two weeks and 21 matches due to impending general elections, fans are counting down the days until they witness their favourite teams and players back in action on the cricketing stage.