Virat Kohli is one of the best cricketers in cricket history. Every team and player fear Kohli when they face him. Virat Kohli's fans call him Chase Master, Virat the run machine Kohli, and King Kohli. Virat Kolhi has made 70 centuries across formats and he is the best batsman of all three formats-ODI, T20I, and Test cricket. Talking about social media, Virat Kohli has more than 199 million Instagram followers, more than any celebrity in India. Virat saw the dream to become the best cricketer and because of his struggle, efforts, and hard work Virat Kolhi achieved his dream. From chhole bhature eater to a strict diet, from local Delhi boy to pride of the nation, and from struggling cricketers to king Kohli. Here is Virat's journey from a local Delhi boy Virat to king Kohli:
1. Virat Kohli was born on 5th November 1988, in New Delhi, India in Punjabi Family. His father was a criminal lawyer, his mother is a housewife.
2. From childhood, Virat loved cricket. He joined West Delhi Cricket academy at the age of 9. He was trained under the guidance of Rajkumar Sharma.
3. Virat had a good relationship with his father as shown in this picture and his father wanted him to become the best cricketer.
5. This picture of Virat Kohli with a tilak on his forehead shows how Virat Kohli follows his religion and is proud of that.
6. While growing up, Virat Kohli received an award from Ashish Nehra. It was a big achievement for junior Virat but he didn't stop there and received many awards for the country and made everyone proud.
7. At one point in life when Virat was unfit and didn't fit in the Indian squad, he wondered what he was doing? Then he followed a strict and healthy diet and focused on physical activity. It clicked for him and now he is the inspiration for many.
8. Talking about his love life, Virat Kohli dated Anushka Sharma in 2013 and married her on 11th December 2017, the loving couple was nicknamed Virushka. Now, the couple has become the parent of cute baby girl Vamika.
10. Once Virat Kolhi said “Whatever you want to do, do with full passion and work really hard towards it. Don't look anywhere else.”
