It feels as if Virat Kohli has finally found himself the mighty Infinity Stones and is using them to help his Royal Challengers Bangalore get on a late-tournament winning streak after starting out horribly, losing six straight matches and sulking at the bottom of the points table in the first leg.

Winning their last three matches, Kohli and the 'Play Bold' franchise have found new life and even took over Steve Smith's Rajasthan Royals for a day in terms of total points, before they spoiled Dinesh Karthik's heroic innings and defeated the Knight Riders in Kolkata last night.

Currently fixed in a peculiar spot, RCB, RR and Dinesh Karthik's Kolkata Knight Riders are competing for the sixth spot with 6 points apiece.

Such a comeback looks nothing short of magic and just when we began to realise that something supernatural was at play here, King Kohli came up with this video:

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This snap would probably help the Avengers better. ðPresenting the special edition cricket can from #Oceanone8 energy drinks. #one8 #PlayTheDay @oceanbeverages

A post shared by Virat Kohli (@virat.kohli) on Apr 25, 2019 at 8:26am PDT

“This snap would probably help the Avengers better,” said Kohli's Instagram caption.

The video was a commercial for an energy drink produced by the Indian skipper's athleisure brand, Ocean One 8. Originally in a blue can, the mundane colours 'Decimated' away in thin air as soon as Kohli snapped his fingers with the new shiny colours of the limited cricket edition visible on the can.

Having said that, the fans of 'Avengers: Endgame' were not impressed with the commercial and let the RCB captain know it:

Thanos be like:Maa meri shaktiyo ka galat istemal ho rha haiðâï¸

— Rafale Kumar (@goon_liberal) April 25, 2019

Bhai IPL me RCB ki halat aisi na ho Jae!!!

— Dr.Himanshu Nayak (@DrHimanshuNayak) April 25, 2019

bina infinity gauntlet pehne snap adhura hai....................... pic.twitter.com/yFJWY0tuFk

— abhishek singh rajput (@abhi171090) April 25, 2019

Behnchod ye kya chutiappa h

— Vidya Nand Giri (@VidyaNandGiri7) April 26, 2019