Cricket fraternity showers birthday wishes on talisman India batter Virat Kohli
Celebrations were in full swing as the renowned Indian cricketer Virat Kohli marked his 36th birthday on Tuesday, prompting warm wishes from the cricketing community.
Celebrations unfolded as Virat Kohli, the star batsman from India, marked his 36th birthday in New Delhi, India. Warm wishes poured in from the cricketing community to honor the birthday boy.
Yuvraj Singh, a retired cricketer from India, extended birthday wishes to Kohli through his official X account, expressing anticipation for Kohli’s impressive return to the field, eagerly awaited by fans worldwide.
Yuvraj Singh expressed his warm birthday wishes to #KingKohli, emphasizing the idea that great comebacks often stem from setbacks. He exuded confidence in Kohli’s ability to bounce back strongly, citing past instances. The message conveyed blessings and love for the cricket icon’s future endeavors.
Wishing Kohli on his birthday, Suresh Raina, a former cricketer from India, referred to him as “a legendary cricketer and a motivating figure.
Suresh Raina penned a heartfelt birthday message for the legendary cricketer and motivational figure, @imVkohli, wishing him a year ahead brimming with happiness and achievements.
S Badrinath, a retired cricketer from India, highlighted that Kohli’s demeanor and tactics have significantly altered the landscape of Indian cricket.
Badrinath wrote on X, “Your transformation from a chubby kid cheeku to a cricketing GOAT has revolutionized India’s approach and attitude towards the game. Happy Birthday, @imVkohli!
Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra also wished Kohli on his 36th birthday on Tuesday.
“Uss din laga tha ki yeh ladka aage ja ke kuch alag banega. Many happy returns of the day to the one and only – Virat Kohli,” Aakash Chopra wrote on X.
Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh said that the 36-year-old’s journey in cricket has been phenomenal.
“Happy Birthday Your journey from a promising young talent to one of the greatest players of our time has been nothing short of phenomenal. You’ve inspired aspiring cricketers everywhere to dream big, work hard, and believe in themselves. Wishing you countless moments of brilliance and joy. Keep shining. @imVkohli,” Harbhajan Singh wrote on X.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India also wished “one of the finest batters” on his birthday.
“538 intl. matches & counting. 27134 intl. runs & counting. 2011 ICC World Cup Winner. 2013 ICC Champions Trophy Winner. 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Winner. Here’s wishing Virat Kohli – Former #TeamIndia Captain & one of the finest batters – a very Happy Birthday,” BCCI wrote on X.
Star India seamer Mohammed Shami sent birthday greetings to Kohli and called him the backbone of Indian cricket.
“Happy Birthday to the backbone of Indian cricket and the run-machine, @virat.kohli Your passion and commitment inspire millions. Wishing you a year filled with success, happiness, and unforgettable moments,” Shami wrote on Instagram.
With a stellar career spanning over 15 years, Virat Kohli has cemented his position as one of the greatest cricketers of all time. His impressive records and numerous awards are a testament to his dedication and hard work.
From the days of being a young, spike-haired prodigy who led India to an iconic ICC U19 World Cup title win at Kuala Lumpur to 2008, Virat has proven himself to be the epitome of consistency, hard work, top-level fitness, dedication, aggression and various other traits a top-class sportsperson would have.
Having won India some of its biggest matches and spearheaded some of the sport’s remarkable run-chases, Virat has evolved from just a classy stroke player to something way more: A statistician’s delight that keeps everyone dissecting and marvelling at his numbers and a symbol of what Indian cricket is in modern age: Aggressive, in-your-face, resilient, razor sharp technically, filled with trophies to the brim and most importantly, a brand that has elevated the sport of cricket to people and places unknown.
Right from his international debut in 2008, Virat has represented India in 118 matches, scoring 9,040 runs at an average of 47.83 with 29 centuries and 31 fifties to his name and a best score of 254*. He is the fourth-highest run-getter and century-maker for India in Tests.
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