Watch: Virat Kohli travels to Alibaug with Anushka Sharma as video goes viral

Virat Kohli returned to India a few days ago and visited Mumbai, besides making a trip to Delhi, perhaps spending a couple of days at home. It has been a long time since he has stayed long in this country despite not being part of any competitive cricket. The right-handed batter took his retirement from the longest and shortest formats of the game in June this year. 

Virat Kohli went to Australia for the three-match ODI series before heading home for a couple of weeks’ rest when the Indian side was taking part in the five-match T20I series down under. The veteran again returned home to feature in the three-match ODI series against South Africa before returning to the United Kingdom for just a handful of days.

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Now a video has gone viral around the social media where Kohli has been seen to be travelling with his wife, Anushka Sharma, to Alibaug to perhaps spend some time off before a hectic few weeks where he will play a couple of games for Delhi in the Vijay Hazare Trophy (VHT) 2025/26 before featuring in the three-match ODI series against New Zealand at home.

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma travel to Alibaug

Kohli didn’t do well in the three-match series down under, where he returned with two ducks in the first couple of clashes in Adelaide and Perth before smashing a fine half-century with the bat in Sydney, along with an unbeaten stand with centurion Rohit Sharma to win the contest for the Blue Brigade.

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Once he returned to India, the form went up, and he recorded two successive centuries against the Proteas in Ranchi and Raipur. When the target was not a big one, it remained unbeaten on an aggressive half-century in the third ODI in Vizag to clinch the series by a 21-run margin for the Indian side.

With form and fitness on his side, there must not be any question about Kohli being on track for the upcoming 2027 ODI World Cup in South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.