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Introduction Virat Kohli is an Indian international cricketer And one of the world’s greatest batsmen. A player whose consistency, intensity and fitness are the stuff of envy for his peers, Kohli is one of the most dangerous batsmen in international cricket and has been ranked No. 1 in Tests as well. He is considered as one of the greatest modern day cricketer with immense records to his name in Test, ODI and T20I cricket. Virat Kohli has captained the Indian team and is one of the most influential sportsmen in the world. Virat Kohli: Profile Virat Kohli was born on November 5, 1988, in Delhi, India. He is an Indian by nationality and right handed top order batter. Kohli is an occasional right-arm medium pace (though not often used) bowler. He has played for India in all formats and represented Delhi in domestic cricket. Virat Kohli Age, Height, Weight and Physical Stats Virat Kohli Age is 37 years old as of 2026. he is popular for his supreme fitness and sporty body. He is around 5 feet 9 inches tall (175 cm) and has a normal weight of 69 kilograms. He has dark hair and brown eyes. Kohli is also considered to have ushered in a new era in Indian cricket and is one of the fittest players in world cricket. Virat Kohli Family Background Virat Kohli hails from a Punjabi family residing in Delhi. His father, Prem Kohli, was a criminal lawyer who just recently retired and his mother, Saroj Kohli, is a homemaker. He has an older brother, Vikas Kohli; and an older sister, Bhavna Kohli Dhingra. His father died back in 2006, a moment that had a major emotional influence on his career and life as well. Virat Kohli Wife, Marital Status and Daughter Virat Kohli is married. His wife is Anushka Sharma an Indian film actress and producer. The two wed in Italy on 11 December 2017. They have a daughter, Vamika Kohli born in January 2021 ​. Virat Kohli’s marital status is change, and he has discussed how his family has been on the driving seat along with him in making decisions so as to maintain a family feeling within the royal challengers Bangalore team. Educational Qualifications Virat Kohli went to the Vishal Bharti Public School in Delhi. He went on to Saviour Convent School for combination of Cricket and studies. As a young boy, he joined the West Delhi Cricket Academy and played under coaching of Rajkumar Sharma. Cricket took precedence over his formal school education. Virat Kohli Cricket Journey Early life and background Virat Kohli was interested in cricket since a very small age. He turned professional at the age of nine. His exploits in the Delhi’s age-group cricket earned him attention. One of the turning points in his fledgling career happened soon after his father’s demise when he turned out for a Delhi side in a Ranji Trophy fixture, showing great mental fortitude and dedication to the game. International Career and ICC Debut Kohli played his first ODI match for India against Sri Lanka at 18 August 2008. He was a part of India’s Under-19 teams that won the 2008 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in Malaysia, in which he led the side and scored 43 in the final against South Africa. After a number of consistent performances in ODI matches, Sharma recaptured form in 2013 and registered his first double century in ODIs After this he continued with the same performance which helped India win series by series. He played his first Test match against the West Indies in June 2011 and T20 International debut on 12 June 2010 v Zimbabwe. With time, Kohli transformed into one of the most consistent batsmen in all formats. Virat Kohli IPL Debut and Career Virat Kohli played in the Indian Premier League Royal Challenger Bengaluru (RCB) from his inaugural season (2008). Despite his massive success in the league, he has played for only one franchise and is among the ones who have represented just one team since the inception of IPL. Kohli is the leading run scorer in IPL history and had a sensational season in 2016 when he scored 973 runs. Captaincy Career Virat Kohli had led the Indian national team in all formats for many years. Under his captaincy, India attained the number one rank in Test cricket as well as a series of overseas Test victories against England (2014), Australia (2018) and South Africa (2018). Kohli also led Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL for seasons. He is known for his aggressive captaincy and fitness-centric culture, with an inclination towards fast bowlers. Awards and Achievements Virat Kohli has been awarded several accolades for his contributions to cricket. He has bagged the Arjuna Award, Padma Shri and Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award which is the highest sporting distinction in India. He is the recipient of several international awards such as ICC Cricketer of the Year and ICC ODI Player of the year. Kohli is one of the players to score over 70 centuries in international cricket and stands among the greatest cricketers ever. Virat Kohli Net Worth (2026) As of 2026, Virat Kohli’s net worth is estimated at ₹1,050–1,100 crore. His earnings are from BCCI contracts, IPL salary, brand endorsement, business and investments. He is the wealthiest sportsperson in India and one of the most marketable athletes globally. Virat Kohli Social Media Presence Virat Kohli is amongst the most powerful social media users in sports worldwide. He has over 260 million followers on Instagram, more than 65 million followers on Twitter (X), and over 50 million likes on Facebook. Both on and off the field, his archetypal social media is about more than sport; it’s fashioning a lifestyle, health and international brand sponsorship. Key Interesting Facts India were the number one Test team for several years under Virat Kohli’s captaincy. He is credited with revolutionizing the fitness levels in Indian cricket. Kohli is the quickest player to amass a ton of other run milestones in ODIs. He is also investor in fitness brands, fashion labels and sports ventures. Though with an aggressive on-field attitude, he does his bit for charity through the Virat Kohli Foundation to help underprivileged children. Conclusion From ‘Virat’ cricketer to the Greatest player cricket ever bestowed upon us. His legacy is enshrined in

Introduction Rohit Sharma is an Indian cricketer, serving as a middle-order batsman for India’s national team and widely considered one of the best batsmen in world… ever. Possessing an aesthetics-driven batting style, penchant to score daddy hundreds and a record-breaking spree, Rohit is already a legend of the limited-overs game. He is otherwise known as the “Hitman of Indian Cricket” because of his ability to score and accumulate hundreds of runs in ODIs. Rohit Sharma is the only player in the world with three double centuries in ODIs and the Indian vice-captain has also registered quite a few records to his name including the top score. He has also been a hugely successful leader, of India and Mumbai Indians. Rohit Sharma: Profile Rohit Gurunath Sharma. was born on 30 April 1987 in Nagpur, Maharashtra, India. He competes internationally for India and is an Indian citizen. Playing style Rohit is a right-handed top-order batsman and occasionally bowls right-arm off-break. He has played domestic cricket for Mumbai and in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Mumbai Indians since 2013. Rohit Sharma Age, Height, Weight and Physical Stats In 2026, Rohit Sharma is 38 years old. He has apt fitness level for professional cricketer with balanced body structure. He is around 706 inches (170 cm) and weight nearly 72 kgs. He has black hair and brown (s) cunt eyes. Rohit is not into extreme muscular fitness, while he has worked on his agility and hand-eye coordination that retrieves him balance, which is complementary to his timing-based batting than the pure power. Family Background Rohit Sharma was born into a middle class Maharashtrian family. His father, Gurunath Sharma, ran a small transport business and his mother Purnima Sharma was a homemaker. Owing to a cramped upbringing in his childhood, he stayed at his grandparents’ place with a belonging for Borivali, Mumbai until his parents were based in Dombivli and didn’t have much space to accommodate him. It separated from him and it allowed him to have better access to cricket facilities in Mumbai. Not much is known about his siblings, as they have not been mentioned in public records. Rohit Sharma Wife, Marriage and Marital Status Rohit Sharma married Ritika Sajdeh, who is professional sports event manager. The couple met in 2012 at a bar in Minneapolis and were married there in December 2015, following years of dating. Ritika has also handled several sports personalities and was deeply involved in Rohit professional life. Daughter: Samaira Sharma born in the year 2018. Is Rohit Sharma married: Yes, he is married and his family has been credited many a times for providing an emotional anchor to him in his career. Educational Qualifications Rohit Sharma finished his education from swami Vivekanand International School Mumbai. He caught eye of renowned cricket coach Dinesh Ladwho encouraged him to take up cricketlittle master(turns after this letereluuturn adharu tana addhukovadam tertesanu) career He was identified by his coach at school, then academy coached by Aashish Kapoor. Rohit began his cricket career as an off-spinner. But his coach felt that he had a strong ability to hit the ball and advised him to concentrate on its batting, under whose influence, Yuvraj took this decision and rest is history. Rohit Sharma Early Cricket Journey Rohit’s journey through the ranks of Mumbai’s cricket teams: Rohit Sharma was groomed on the subcontinent’s domestic circuit, playing for his hometown team in Mumbai. He came to notice in 2006 when he became the first cricketer to score a century on his List A debut for West Zone at Deodhar Trophy. This performance led to his national selection considerations. He played his first-class debut representing Mumbai in the 2006–07 Ranji Trophy and he scored a century in his debut match, which projected his future as an international prospect. International Career Rohit Sharma played his debut ODI match on 23 June 2007 against Ireland. In that same year he was picked up as part of India’s squad for the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup, which they went on to win. After a good start with the national team, Rohit faced intermittent success early in his career and was dropped from the team many times. It is a period of time which saw Rohit being promoted to open the Indian batting in ODIs, a turning point that came in 2013. This decision transformed his career. Batting as an opener, he spent longer time at the crease and started converting starts into big scores. He quickly became amongst the most aggressive opening batsmen in world cricket. Rohit debuted in test match in November 2013 against West Indies, where he had scored 177 runs in his first match. He backed it up with another hundred in the same series. After an initially disappointing run overseas, he has revived his Test career since being promoted to open in 2019. He has since been an integral part of India’s success in Tests — especially at home. Rohit Sharma has been an extremely reliable man for India in T20Is. He is the leading centurion in T20Is and has been a fixture of India’s T20 World Cup squads. Captaincy Career Rohit Sharma has led India in all three formats and is known for his composed, tactical captaincy. Under him, India have done well in bilateral series as well as ICC tournaments. His style of management has always been about supporting the players and exhibiting calm under pressure. IPL Career Rohit Sharma started his IPL career with Deccan Chargers and was part of the team that won the title in 2009. In 2011, he was signed on by Mumbai Indians. In 2013, he was named captain; under his leadership, Mumbai Indians became the most successful franchise in IPL history. The team won IPL crowns in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. Rohit Sharma is the first captain to have won five IPL titles. IPL Stats Rohit Sharma is well past 250 IPL appearances and has amassed in excess of 6,500 runs. He also has two IPL hundreds, and more than forty half-centuries. His leadership resume has never been surpassed in the history of the tournament. ICC and International Matches Stats He has a better record in Test cricket with more than 55 matches, 3900 runs, average around or above 45, 10 hundreds and the highest score of 212.… In one-day