Success story of virat kohli

Biography of Virat kohli the untold story

Virat Kohli, who has been the world's best batsman in just nine years of international career, 29 years old on 5 November. In International Cricket, Virat has 15,631 runs completed. His career includes 49 centuries, 4 double centuries and 77 half-centuries. Virat can do many big names in the coming days. Actually, this trip was not easy. Virat's passion for cricket is the secret of his success.

Papa gave up the age of 9

Virat Kohli was born in a middle class family on 5th November, 1988 in Delhi. Virat's schooling was from Delhi's Vishal Bharti Public School and Sevier Convent School. From childhood, his passion for cricket was worth seeing. Because of this, his father Prem Kohli, started his career training at Virat at the age of 9.

Virat's father took him on a scooter and took him to West Delhi Cricket Academy for the first time. Kohli has trained his cricket right here; Kohli learned the nuances of cricket in the coaching of Prince Sharma. During school days, Virat was not only able to keep his tune in cricket but also in his studies.

Education till 12th century, speaks fluent English

Virat is able to study till the 12th only. From his childhood he wanted to become a great cricketer like Sachin. For this he shed a lot of sweat and worked hard After 12th, they put complete focus on cricket, with a lot of batting, Virat Afrartar, specializing in speaking English

His grandfather

Let us tell you that Virat is originally from Katni of Madhya Pradesh. Katrina had come during Virat's grandfather split in 1947, Virat's grandfather and grandmother made their house in Katni. Virat's father Prem Kohli was studying at Gulabchand School of Katni, where for some time Viraat also studied.

In the year 1961, Virat's father came to Delhi. That is why Virat is considered to be Delhi. Virat is deeply attached to the harvest Virat's uncle, aunt and his cousin metaphor, Kohli still lives in Katni Virat's aunt has been named as the Mayor of that place.

Not even broken after the father's demise

On December 19, 2006, Virat's father Prem Kohli died at the age of 54 due to brain stroke. Virat was only 18 years old and he was playing in the Ranji Trophy in Delhi. The Delhi match was against Karnataka. Kohli has a superb innings of 90 runs to save Delhi from follow-on After that he joins his father's funeral

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Under the captaincy of Virat Kohli, the Indian team won the 2008 Under-19 World Cup. Kohli hits his first international match against Sri Lanka in 2008 (August 18). Virat was selected in 2011 World Cup team and he scored a hundred against Bangladesh in his very first World Cup match. After this Kohli never looked back and looked back.

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