Virat Kohli hates 'this one thing' about today's kids

Virat Kohli is one of the most hard-working and inspiring cricketers today. He is admired by millions, specially youngsters, for his dedication and commitment. 

However, there is one thing about his young fans that Kohli does not like. The Indian skipper at an event criticised some aspects of the modern culture that youngsters were picking up. 

Kohli at the event said that the youngsters now spend a lot of time on electronic gadgets instead of spending time outside the house on physical activities.

He said, "Kids nowadays spend more time on phones and i-Pads. In our days, we used to be out and spend more time playing on the fields, streets, and parks. I remember in my childhood if any one of my friends had a video game, we had to plan out when we all will gather at his house to play that game."

Kohli said all this at a press conference where he and RP-SG chairman Sanjiv Goenka joined hands to launch Indian sports Awards to honour sportspersons for their outstanding achievements. 
The unique awards will be given on November 11 said Goenka and the categories regarding it will be provided soon.

The 28-year-old batsman during the event also announced a support of Rs 2 crore annually through the Virat Kohli Foundation for players from other sports in India.