A 22-year-old man, who said he was a big fan of Virat Kohli, broke through the security cordon and walked onto the ground during the India-Bangladesh Test at Holkar Stadium here on Saturday.
Suraj Bisht, who said he was native of Uttarakhand and works as a cook here, wanted to meet the Indian cricket captain.
Security personnel stopped him and he was detained, a police officer said.
He was wearing a T-shirt with Kohli's name printed on it, had a tatoo of Kohli's name on his arm, and 'VK' was written on his face.
His identity was being verified and appropriate action would be taken thereafter, the police officer said.
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