Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers raises funds for COVID-19 relief by auctioning signed RCB jerseys and bats

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Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers come together to raise funds for COVID-19 relief by auctioning signed bats and jerseys.

On Friday AB de Villiers revealed that he will auction his Royal Challengers Bangalore jersey along with Virat Kohli's kits from an Indian Premier League match in 2016 to raise funds for COVID-19 relief.

The funds raised from the auction will help put ‘food on the plates of the needy' during the COVID-19 pandemic de Villiers said.

"We have had a few good knocks together, I will never forget that. There is one particular knock I can remember, the one against Gujarat Lions in 2016," AB de Villiers told Virat Kohli.

"The partnership was an enjoyable one. If I can remember correctly, I got 120-odd and you also got your hundred right at the end where I gave you the strike. That doesn't happen everyday where 2 batsmen get hundreds in the same game. That was also the green game where we did our part to raise awareness about the environment.

"Then I was thinking we could make a difference. That's why I told you to get hold of that bat. I know you keep your bats, I also do that.

"From that particular match, I have the green shirt as well. I remember I got you to sign the shirt, I have also signed the shirt. I have got the shirt and my bat and I am going to get hold of your bat and the gloves. I know it's a big package.
"The plan is to get on an online auction platform. I know there are a lot of collectors around the world that wouldn't mind your bat, I will throw it mine as well."

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