12 October,2021 08:18 AM IST | Sharjah | PTI
Virat Kohli. Pic/PTI
Virat Kohli expects the new leadership group in Royal Challengers Bangalore to maintain the "culture" of giving opportunities to youngsters to play expressive cricket as his innings as captain of the side ended without an IPL trophy.
"I have tried my best to create a culture here where youngsters could come in and play with freedom and belief. It is something I have done with India as well," Kohli, who led the side for a decade, said at the presentation ceremony.
"I have given my best. I don't know how the response has been, but I have given 120 per cent to this franchise every time, which I will now do as a player," Kohli added.
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