Virat Kohli-Journey of a Kid to Legacy

Virat Kohli was born on 5th November 1988 in Delhi. His father, Shree. Prem Kohli's profession as a criminal lawyer and his mother, Mrs. Saroj Kohli, is a housewife. In his early childhood, Virat asked his father to bowl at him, and he was swinging the bat in the air. He started playing cricket in the streets, and his interest in Cricket grew, and his father decided to admit Virat in professional cricket academy. His coach was Rajkumar Rao, who never let his talent got wasted. Virat was a normal kid like others; he loves to eat and enjoy parties and was a little bit more aggressive than others. Life was throwing bouncers at Virat, but he was overcoming every ball bowled by presence. But the most challenging ball by experience was yet to be faced by him.

Virat was playing a Ranji Trophy match for his home team Delhi, and his team was struggling after the three early falls of wickets, and he went to bat on day one and came back to pavilion 46 not out. Then came a bouncer where Virat had two options, one was of becoming a legend, and the other was doing his job and let his and father's dream go off. He received a call from his mother at 4 a.m That his father passed away. He immediately contacted his Coach Raj Kumar Rao who was in Australia, and he told him everything, and his coach insisted he chooses the right way out. He decided to bat and saved a match for his team by scoring 96 out. He called his coach and started crying, and to his surprise that he wasn't crying because of his father, but he was crying because he has given out on a wrong decision.

AT THE MOMENT VIRAT WROTE HIS DESTINY AND BECAME A LEGEND, HIS COACH KNEW THAT HE WAS BORN FOR SOMETHING HUGE.

In 2008, Virat made his international debut against Sri Lanka, and at the start of the decade 2010s, he has scored one century, but now only Sachin is ahead of him. Virat Kohli doesn't follow records, but records support Virat. He said no one is born Legend. But the truth we know is, Virat was born to rule the world of Cricket.

Legends are not born; everyone can be a legend; all matters are your decisions and mindset, which separates you from the rest...!