YouTuber Mr Beast To Collab With Virat Kohli For His Next Video?

International YouTuber MrBeast is updating his followers on his travels after arriving in India on Sunday morning to introduce his chocolate bar company, Feastables. Every moment spent in the country, whether it be taking a nice car ride or interacting with people, makes headlines, and it appears that Mr Beast is relishing every bit of the attention he is getting.

After the fans discovered that the YouTuber followed India's top batter, Virat Kohli, and his wife, Anushka Sharma, on Instagram, Mr Beast was able to make headlines every time they arrived in India. Mr Beast responded on an Instagram account that shared the same information. 

Virat Kohli x Mr Beast:

MrBeast was quick to reply, "Should we have Kohli in a video?" after an Instagram page posted the update on their handle. Fans are now wondering if there is something cooking as a result of this. Many expressed enthusiasm and requested that the YouTuber move on with the plan and soon surprise them with an entertaining video. Others said that since the Virat Border-Gavaskar Trophy is in Australia, it won't be feasible this time and won't be back till after January 2025.

Mr. Beast gives the hint that Virat Kohli might be featured in his video, what do you think? 👀🔥 pic.twitter.com/7HdikS1EfS

— Virat Kohli Fan Club (@Trend_VKohli) November 11, 2024

As Australia and India square off in the first Test of the series, which begins on November 22, the Indian team is now getting ready for the forthcoming Border-Gavaskar series 2024–25. 

Many doubts have been expressed regarding the form of star batsmen Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli prior to the series. Ricky Ponting, a former cricket player for India, recently expressed his opinion that no other player would remain in the team given Kohli's recent performances. After reading the remarks, Gautam Gambhir, the head coach of Team India, defended Kohli by saying that Ponting shouldn't be concerned about the team's affairs. 

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