कोहली की 'विराट' गाथा, फर्श से अर्श तक का सफर

कोहली की 'विराट' गाथा, फर्श से अर्श तक का सफर

                       Every Indian knows that Virat Kohli, who is always aggressive on the field and eager to win, runs cricket in the place of blood in the vein-vein. Due to this passion, Virat Kohli has become a favorite of every Indian as well as foreigners. With his bat, Kohli has done hundreds of records in only a few years, but only a lot of us know about how Virat Kohli has done the whole journey.



How did Delhi play cricket in the streets that became the country's favorite? Let's tell you in detail about this today.

Virat Kohli was born on November 5, 1988 in a general Punjabi family of Uttam Nagar of Delhi.

Father Love Kohli was a lawyer and mother Saroj Kohli was a homemaker. Virat is the smallest of the three brothers and sisters. At just three years of age, Virat started revolting bat and often used to speak to his father to bowl. In 1988, 'West Delhi Cricket Academy' started, Virat Kohli was only 9 years old at that time. When neighbors saw Virat's skills being wasted in street cricket, he advised Prem Kohli that Virat needs good coaching. 

Then Virat's father made his admission in the West Delhi Cricket Academy, in which he took training from Raj Kumar Sharma, along with Virat also played the match for 'Sumit Dogra Academy'. Rajkumar Sharma explains that the talent was filled with codec in Kohli, he used to practice in the practice even after the training session ended, he had to send home forcibly. In 2002 Kohli played the Polly Umrigar Trophy for the first time under-15. Virat Kohli scored 172 runs in this trophy. Kohli was made the captain of the team in 2003-04, in which Virat scored 390 runs in 5 matches, including 2 centuries and two half-centuries, from 78 average.

 He was selected in the Under-17 for the Vijay Merchant Trophy, showing Virat's best performance at the end of 2004 and, as everyone knows, Virat also has the highest number of 757 runs in 7 matches. In July 2006, Kohli was selected to tour England in India Under-19 and India went on to win both the series Viraat. Kohli got the opportunity to play first first class match for Delhi in November 2006 at 18 years of age. Kohli got the real recognition when his team's match was with Karnataka but just before the match, Kohli's father suffered a stroke and in this match, Kohli scored 90 runs and went straight to his house as soon as he got out. 

His mother told him that he was very hurt by the death, his mother told that after that day, Kohli changed absolutely, taking every match very seriously, as if he wanted to fulfill his father's dream soon, which now became his dream is. In 2008, Kohli was made the captain of India for the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup in which India won. In 2008 IPL Royal Challengers Bangalore bought Kohli for $ 30,000 in Youth Contract. 

In August 2008, Kohli was selected in the International ODI team for the tour to Sri Lanka, which was shocking for everyone as Kohli played just eight matches of List-A career. After that what happened and what is going to happen, every child and child in the country knows it and this is just the beginning of the story. If you have liked our post, do not forget to click the follow button below.