
On This Day: Virat Kohli was born – Revisiting the journey and legacy of India’s modern-day batting legend
Born on November 5, 1988, Indian batting icon Virat Kohli turns 38 today. Let's revisit his remarkable cricket journey, records and legacy.

Born on November 5, 1988, Indian batting icon Virat Kohli turns 38 today. Let's revisit his remarkable cricket journey, records and legacy.

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Virat Kohli smashes a quickfire fifty against New Zealand in Auckland, delivering a special birthday-eve performance in the 1st ODI. Watch the viral moment here.

Virat Kohli creates a new record during the NZ vs IND 1st ODI in Auckland. See what the milestone is, how Kohli batted against New Zealand, and why the record matters in the history of One Day International cricket

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Watch Arshdeep Singh dedicate a special celebration to his girlfriend during NZ vs IND 1st ODI. See the gesture, what he said in the post-match chat about it, and how his four wickets hurt New Zealand in the match
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