Virat Kohli Biography Family & Lifestyle 

Virat Kohli Biography Family & Lifestyle 

Virat Kohli, born November 5, 1988, in Delhi, India, is a renowned cricketer and former captain of the Indian national team. His journey began in West Delhi, where his talent was evident early. He rose through domestic cricket, captaining India to victory in the 2008 U-19 World Cup. His international debut came in August 2008 (ODI vs Sri Lanka) and June 2011 (Test vs West Indies). Known for aggressive batting and fitness discipline, Kohli became a pivotal figure in Indian cricket, captaining the team across formats and achieving milestones like the 2011 ODI World Cup win and the 2013 Champions Trophy.

Family

• Parents: Father Prem Kohli (criminal lawyer, passed away in 2006) and mother Saroj Kohli (housewife).
• Siblings: Brother Vikas (lawyer) and sister Bhavna (homemaker).
  Kohli credits his family for grounding him, particularly his father’s influence. His father’s death during a 2006 match deepened his resolve to succeed.

Wife and Child

• Wife: Anushka Sharma, acclaimed Bollywood actress and producer, married in a private ceremony in Italy (December 2017). The couple, dubbed “Virushka,” is known for their philanthropic efforts and advocacy for privacy.
• Child: Daughter Vamika, born January 2021. Kohli and Sharma prioritize shielding her from public exposure.

Success Story
Kohli’s career is marked by relentless drive and records:

• Leadership: Took over Test captaincy in 2014, leading India to historic series wins (e.g., 2018-19 Australia). Stepped down as T20I captain (2021) and Test captain (2022), focusing on batting.
• Achievements: Fastest to 8k, 9k, 10k, and 12k ODI runs; 50 ODI centuries (surpassing Tendulkar in 2023). Key player in India’s 2023 World Cup campaign (765 runs, highest in the tournament).
• Fitness Advocacy: Revolutionized fitness standards in Indian cricket, inspiring teammates.

Net Worth
Estimated at $122–130 million (2023):

• Cricket Earnings: BCCI contracts ($1–3million/year)andIPLsalary($15+ million annually with RCB).
• Endorsements: Partnerships with Puma, Audi, MRF, and Manyavar.
• Business Ventures: Co-owns sportswear brand Wrogn; investments in startups like Sport Convo.
• Philanthropy: Virat Kohli Foundation supports underprivileged children’s education and healthcare.

Legacy
Kohli’s journey from Delhi’s cricket grounds to global stardom exemplifies resilience. His impact extends beyond records, influencing fitness culture and maintaining humility amid fame. As he continues to excel, his legacy as a modern cricket icon solidifies.