IND vs PAK: 'Told Virat Kohli you come in my dreams' - Wasim Akram's baffling comment surprises India star

Wasim Akram is dreaming on Virat Kohli these days! Yes, you heard it right. In a stunning revelation made ahead of the mouth-watering India versus Pakistan clash in the Super Fours of Asia Cup 2023, Wasim Akram said also revealed the reason behind is 'Virat Kohli dreams'.

The Pakistan legend seemed a bit irked by the coverage given to Virat Kohli during the Asia Cup 2023. A series of Virat Kohli interview clips have been run in the pre-match and mid-match shows during the course of the match.

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However, there is nothing the broadcasters can do. The immense popularity of Kohli on and off the field has transcended boundaries. Even Pakistan fans have gone on record to admit their love and admiration for the batting maestro.

Wasim Akram revealed that his admission puzzled Kohli. Here is what the bowling legend said: "Today I walked past him and told Virat Kohli that you come in my dreams now. He replied saying 'what do you mean Wasim bhai? I told him because I see so much of you all the on the television screen. I just can't get him out of my mind," Akram said while speaking to the host broadcaster.

Further, Wasim Akram said that players like Virat Kohli, Babar Azam and Shaheen Afridi wait for high-octane clashes like the one involving India and Pakistan. He said restaurants in Colombo were buzzing with Indian and Pakistani fans in it on the eve of the Super Fours match between the two Asian giants on Sunday.

"Virat, Babar, Shaheen and all these match winners, they play this game for these moments – India vs Pakistan. I mean, for Pakistan everybody wants to perform and vice-versa. This is just make or break. Not for guys like Virat Kohli and Babar Azam but for young guys. These games are fun. Yesterday, the whole Colombo was buzzing," added Akram.

Virat Kohli was unbeaten on 8 off 16 when rain stopped play with India scorecard reading 147/2 in 24.1 overs on Sunday. A reserve day has been kept for the match.