Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Indian Boxer Sakshi Chaudhary Thanks RCB for Special Jersey
Boxer Sakshi Chaudhary received a Royal Challengers Bengaluru jersey with her name on it.
She shared pictures of the gift and thanked the team.
She said she has always cheered for RCB.
Chaudhary also said the Virat Kohli Foundation supported her for three to four years.
She met Virat Kohli in 2019 and admires his hard work and fitness.
RCB had also celebrated her Commonwealth Games 2026 gold medal.
Chaudhary said she hopes to win an Olympic gold medal for India one day.
At the Asian Games 2026, she lost a close boxing match to Alua Balkibekova.
Sakshi Chaudhary posted pictures of a Royal Challengers Bengaluru jersey bearing her name and thanked the team for the gift.
She said RCB was a team she had always cheered for.
Chaudhary said the Virat Kohli Foundation supported her for three to four years and that she remains grateful.
She recalled meeting Virat Kohli in 2019 and said she admires his consistency, discipline, fitness and ability to handle pressure.
After winning Commonwealth Games 2026 gold, she said her ultimate dream is to win Olympic gold for India; she later lost 2-3 to Alua Balkibekova in the Asian Games 2026 women's 51kg pre-quarterfinals.
- Who
- Indian boxer Sakshi Chaudhary, Royal Challengers Bengaluru and Virat Kohli are central to the story.
- What
- Chaudhary thanked RCB for gifting her a team jersey with her name on it.
- When
- She shared the jersey post; the article does not give its date. She said she met Kohli in 2019 and competed at the Asian Games 2026.
- Where
- The jersey was shown in a social media post. The Asian Games bout took place in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.
- Why
- Chaudhary said the jersey was a special gesture from a team she has always cheered for.
- Jersey
- A Royal Challengers Bengaluru jersey with Chaudhary's name printed on it
- Foundation support
- Chaudhary said the Virat Kohli Foundation supported her for three to four years
- Meeting with Kohli
- She said they met in 2019
- Commonwealth Games
- The article describes Chaudhary as a 2026 gold medallist
- Olympic ambition
- She said her ultimate dream is to win an Olympic gold medal for India
- Asian Games result
- She lost 2-3 to Kazakhstan's Alua Balkibekova in the women's 51kg pre-quarterfinal