Virat Kohli Shares A Beautiful Reel On 14th Anniversary Of His International Debut, Video Goes Viral
Virat Kohli for India (Image Source: Twitter)
Virat Kohli is known as one of the most decorated cricketers of all time in the history of Indian cricket. Since his debut on 2008, he always looked to deliver his level best for the country across all three formats. He also became the captain of the side in all three formats for a significant amount of time.
However, on 18 August 2022, Kohli completed his 14 years of journey in the international arena. Currently, he is out of any cricketing action as he took a rest from the Zimbabwe series. However, he shared a beautiful reel video on his Instagram account to acknowledge his journey and share gratitude. The video got viral and it got circulated over the internet.
Here is the shared video:
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https://twitter.com/imVkohli/status/1560122391597985795
Virat Kohli has played 463 matches across all formats so far in his 14 years of career
Speaking of the video, it was a montage of some iconic pictures of the star batter. Kohli shared the post with a caption: “14 years ago, it all started and it’s been an honour,” As of now, Virat Kohli has played 102 Tests, 262 ODIs, and 99 T20Is.
He has smashed 23726 runs in all three formats, including 70 centuries. He has scored 8074 runs in Tests, with 27 centuries. On the other side, he has 12344 runs to his name, with 43 tons in ODIs. Meanwhile, in T20Is, Kohli has scored 3308 runs with 30 half-centuries.
Speaking about his journey, Virat Kohli came onto the international scene for the first time when he led India Under-19 team to the World Cup Victory in 2008. Then, he made his ODI debut for India on 18 August 2008 against Sri Lanka in Dambulla. Meanwhile, he made his Test debut against West Indies at Kingston on 20 June 2011. However, he made his debut in the shortest format of the game against Zimbabwe on 12 June 2010 at Harare. Virat Kohli will be in action again for India in the upcoming Asia Cup, starting on 27 August 2022.
