Virat Kohli is trending for making his comeback in the Ranji Trophy after almost 13 years, but besides his name, chilli paneer was the other dominant keyword on social media on Thursday. Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) canteen owner Sanjay Jha spoke to TimesofIndia.com and shared the details.

Virat Kohli Ranji Trophy comeback Scorecard, Railways vs Delhi at Arun Jaitley Stadium: Follow live scores as former India captain Kohli makes his highly-anticipated return to the domestic cricket.

Ayush Badoni responded with a rapid 50 to steady the ship for Delhi after Virat Kohli was dismissed for just 6 runs on his much-awaited return to Ranji cricket.

Delhi reached 41/1 in reply to Railways' 241 all out at stumps on Day 1 at the Arun jaitley Stadium. Virat Kohli, who is playing his first Ranji Trophy match after more than 12 years, will come out to bat on Friday.

Virat Kohli's return to a Ranji Trophy match was short-lived, as the veteran managed just 6 runs before he was clean-bowled by Harish Sangwan.

Kohli came out to bat after the dismissal of Yash Dhull. He went back to pavillion after getting bowled by Himanshu Sangwan.

The crowd at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi is eagerly waiting for Virat Kohli to walk out to bat for Delhi after over 12 years for Delhi in the Ranji Trophy. Delhi will resume their first innings on 41/1 on Day 2 after bundling out Railways for 241 on Day 1.

Talking about Virat Kohli's record in the Ranji Trophy, his highest score in India's premier domestic tournament came in Delhi against Bengal in November 2010.

Virat Kohli's first Ranji Trophy innings in 13 years lasted all of 15 balls, extending his lean run and fuelling the raging debate over his form

Delhi are ahead in their match against Railways as they trailed by 200 runs with nine wickets in hand. Sumit Mathur and Navdeep Saini earlier picked up three wickets apiece.

Railways' Himanshu Sangwan ended Virat's stay on the pitch after just 15 balls. The Indian star could only score 6 runs.