Virat Kohli Career Highlights: Captaincy, Centuries & Achievements

By Anurag Tiwari

In 2008, a spirited, chubby teenager with gelled hair captured the nation’s attention. Virat Kohli led India to victory in the Under-19 World Cup in Kuala Lumpur, marking his arrival on the big stage. In a cricketing world dominated by calm, saint-like icons, Kohli’s fiery aggression and “bad-boy” attitude stood out, making him look different from the rest.

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Climbing the Ranks

Kohli soon broke into the senior Indian team in August 2008 during the Sri Lanka tour. With the regular openers unavailable, he was asked to open the innings. His fearless strokeplay impressed many, helping India clinch the series. Still, with stalwarts like Sachin Tendulkar and Virender Sehwag around, opportunities were limited.

Back in domestic cricket, Kohli continued to pile on runs for Delhi. His breakthrough came during the 2009 Emerging Players Tournament in Australia, where he dominated bowlers and scored 398 runs in just seven matches, including two centuries and two fifties. His match-winning century in the final against South Africa showed his “big match temperament” and left selectors with no choice but to fast-track him into the national side.

Cementing His Place

Given another chance with Team India, Kohli soon proved why he belonged at the international level. In December 2009, he scored his maiden ODI century against Sri Lanka in a high-pressure chase — the first of many knocks that would earn him the title “Chase Master.”

By the 2011 World Cup, Kohli was an integral part of the squad. In the final against Sri Lanka, his crucial 35 and an 83-run partnership with Gautam Gambhir steadied India after losing both openers early. That foundation paved the way for MS Dhoni’s iconic 91* and India’s historic World Cup triumph.

Test Cricket – Trial by Fire

After cementing his ODI spot, Kohli earned his Test cap in July 2011 in the West Indies. However, his real trial came later that year in Australia. In the first two Tests, he struggled with technique on bouncy pitches, his front-foot movement often restricting him from playing back-foot shots.

But Kohli adapted quickly. In the third Test at Perth, he crafted a gritty 75, showcasing improved technique and temperament. In the final Test at Adelaide, he stood tall with India’s only century of the series. That knock proved he was not just about aggression — he had the resilience to succeed in the toughest conditions.

ODI Dominance and Record-Breaking Spree

While adjusting to Test cricket, Kohli turned unstoppable in ODIs. He shattered records, becoming the fastest player to reach multiple batting milestones — including the fastest to 9000 ODI runs. He was India’s top scorer in ODIs for three consecutive years (2010–2012) and won the ICC ODI Player of the Year Award in 2012.

The Knock That Changed Everything

Among his countless memorable innings, one stands above the rest. In February 2012, during the CB Series in Hobart, India faced an impossible chase: 321 runs in just 40 overs against Sri Lanka. Kohli played an unforgettable 133* off 86 balls, smashing Lasith Malinga to all parts of the ground. He didn’t just win India the match — he kept them alive in the tournament when many thought elimination was certain.

That innings transformed Kohli from a promising youngster into a global superstar. The cricketing world realized a new king of the chase had arrived.

Legacy – The King of Run-Chases

From his brash beginnings to becoming one of cricket’s greatest, Virat Kohli’s journey is nothing short of inspirational. His fiery passion, relentless hunger for runs, and ability to thrive under pressure have redefined batting in the modern era.

He is no longer just the teenager with gelled hair who led India’s U-19s. Today, he is Virat Kohli – King Kohli – the modern legend whose name is etched in cricketing history.

Virat Kohli: The Evolution of a Modern-Day Cricket Icon

Batting Technique and Style

Virat Kohli is known as much for his passion as for his batting brilliance. While he often wears his emotions on his sleeve, he channels that intensity into his performances at the crease. Kohli is an aggressive batsman, always looking for runs, with a technique that—though slightly unconventional—allows him to pick the length of the ball earlier than most. His fast wrists give him the ability to glide deliveries from both pacers and spinners, making him equally adept against all kinds of bowling.

With nimble footwork against spinners and a hunger for dominating bowlers, Kohli has proven himself destructive when the situation demands it. Following in the footsteps of Indian greats was never going to be easy, but Kohli has lived up to expectations, carrying the weight of responsibility with remarkable success.

Captaincy and a Change in Technique

In December 2014, when MS Dhoni missed the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Adelaide due to injury, Kohli was named stand-in captain. Coming off a poor tour of England earlier that year, many doubted his ability to perform in Australia. But Kohli silenced critics with two centuries in Adelaide, including a stunning 141 in the second innings while chasing a tough target on a turning pitch. That tour saw him score four hundreds in total, marking a turning point in his career.

India went into the 2015 World Cup with the slogan “Won’t Give It Back,” and Kohli was expected to play a key role. He started brightly with a century against Pakistan, maintaining India’s unbeaten ICC streak over their rivals. But as the tournament progressed, his form dipped, culminating in a disappointing semi-final outing against Australia.

Soon after, Kohli took over as full-time Test captain. In 2015, leading a young side in Sri Lanka without Dhoni, India made a dramatic comeback after losing the first Test to win the series 2-1. Later, he guided India to a dominant series win against South Africa on spin-friendly pitches, taking India back to the No. 1 spot in ICC Test rankings for the first time since 2011.

In T20s, Kohli was unstoppable. His 89* in the 2016 T20 World Cup semi-final against West Indies was a masterclass, though India fell short due to weak bowling. He was named Player of the Tournament for the second consecutive World T20, underlining his consistency. That same year in the IPL, he rewrote history by scoring 973 runs in a single season, including four centuries — a record that remains unmatched.

Breaking Barriers as Captain

Under Kohli’s leadership, India achieved historic milestones. He became the first Indian (and Asian) captain to win a Test series in Australia (2018-19). Between 2016 and 2021, India held the No. 1 Test team ranking for five consecutive years, reflecting his impact as captain.

Off the field, Kohli married Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma in December 2017. Soon after, he led India on tough overseas tours. In South Africa (2018), despite losing the series 1-2, Kohli displayed tighter technique and scored heavily. Later that year in England, he conquered his personal “final frontier,” scoring 593 runs in 10 innings, including two centuries. Importantly, he never once fell to his nemesis James Anderson. Though India lost 1-4, Kohli’s form stood out as the silver lining.

By October 2018, Kohli became the fastest batsman to 10,000 ODI runs, overtaking Sachin Tendulkar by an incredible margin of 54 innings. His records sparked debates, but his numbers remained undeniable — he was redefining consistency in the modern game.

A Slump in Form (2019–2022)

After years of dominance, Kohli faced his toughest phase. From April 2019 to September 2022, he failed to score a single international century. His struggles against spin in Tests at home raised questions about his technique, and his IPL performances in 2020 and 2021 were below par.

Amid this, Kohli stepped down as India’s T20I captain after the 2021 World Cup, where India crashed out in the group stage. Soon after, he was removed as ODI captain, with Rohit Sharma taking charge. In early 2022, following a series defeat in South Africa, Kohli resigned as Test captain as well, ending a significant chapter of his career.

The Redemption Arc

Despite criticism and calls for his exclusion, Kohli remained determined. In September 2022, he finally broke his century drought with a brilliant ton against Afghanistan in the Asia Cup. His magical form returned at the 2022 T20 World Cup, where he played one of the greatest T20 innings ever — an unbeaten 82 against Pakistan at Melbourne, highlighted by his iconic six off Haris Rauf.

In the 2023 ODI World Cup, Kohli was sensational, scoring two centuries and four fifties in the group stage. In the semi-final against New Zealand, he surpassed Sachin Tendulkar to become the first player ever to score 50 ODI hundreds. Though India lost the final to Australia, Kohli finished with 765 runs at an average of 95.63, earning the Player of the Tournament award.

Later Years – 2024 and Beyond

Kohli took a short break after the World Cup but returned strongly, winning the Orange Cap in IPL 2024. His form made him the key player for India at the 2024 T20 World Cup. Though he struggled in the group stages, Kohli delivered when it mattered most — scoring 76 in the final against South Africa to help India end their 11-year ICC trophy drought. Soon after the win, he announced his retirement from T20 internationals.

In 2025, after a brief dip in form against Sri Lanka and New Zealand, Kohli rediscovered his magic at the Champions Trophy, scoring a century against Pakistan and guiding India to another ICC trophy. Shortly after, he announced his retirement from Test cricket, finishing with 9,230 runs at an average of 46.85 — cementing his legacy as one of India’s greatest ever.

IPL Journey

Kohli’s IPL career is as iconic as his international one. Since joining Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in 2008, he has remained loyal to the franchise — the only player to spend his entire IPL career with a single team. From learning under Rahul Dravid and Anil Kumble to becoming RCB’s permanent captain in 2012, Kohli’s journey has been intertwined with the franchise.

His best season came in 2016, when he scored a record-breaking 973 runs with four centuries, almost single-handedly carrying RCB to the final. Though an IPL title has eluded him so far, he remains the tournament’s all-time leading run-scorer and a fan favorite.

Legacy of Virat Kohli

From the fiery teenager who led India to the U-19 World Cup in 2008 to becoming one of cricket’s modern greats, Virat Kohli’s journey has been extraordinary. He has carried Indian cricket through transitions, broken records once thought unbreakable, and inspired a generation with his unmatched passion, fitness, and hunger for runs.

Even after retirement from Tests and T20Is, Kohli’s name will remain synonymous with modern batting excellence — a true icon whose story blends resilience, aggression, and greatness.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about Virat Kohli

Q1. When did Virat Kohli first rise to fame?
Virat Kohli first gained national attention in 2008 when he captained India’s Under-19 team to World Cup victory in Kuala Lumpur.

Q2. When did Virat Kohli make his international debut?
Kohli made his ODI debut in August 2008 against Sri Lanka. He later debuted in Tests in 2011 against the West Indies and in T20Is in 2010 against Zimbabwe.

Q3. Why is Virat Kohli called the “Chase Master”?
He earned the title because of his ability to consistently score big runs while chasing targets in ODIs, including multiple match-winning centuries under pressure.

Q4. What is Virat Kohli’s highest score in international cricket?
His highest Test score is 254 against South Africa in 2019, while his highest ODI score is 183 against Pakistan in 2012.

Q5. How many centuries has Virat Kohli scored?
As of 2025, Kohli has scored hundreds across formats, including becoming the first cricketer to cross 50 ODI centuries.

Q6. Has Virat Kohli won the ICC World Cup?
Yes. Kohli was part of India’s 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup-winning squad and also played a key role in India’s 2024 ICC T20 World Cup and 2025 ICC Champions Trophy wins.

Q7. What are some of Virat Kohli’s major records?

• Fastest to 8,000, 9,000, 10,000, 11,000, and 12,000 ODI runs.

• First player to score 50 ODI centuries, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar.

• Highest run-scorer in IPL history.

• ICC Player of the Tournament at the 2023 ODI World Cup.

Q8. Has Virat Kohli retired from cricket?
Kohli retired from T20 internationals in 2024 and from Test cricket in 2025, but he continues to play ODIs and IPL.

Q9. What is Virat Kohli’s IPL record?
He has played for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) since 2008 and is the highest run-scorer in IPL history with over 8,600 runs. His best season was 2016, where he scored 973 runs with 4 centuries.

Q10. Who is Virat Kohli married to?
He is married to Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma. They tied the knot in December 2017.

Q11. What is Virat Kohli’s nickname?
Virat Kohli is fondly called “Cheeku” by teammates and fans.

Q12. What is Virat Kohli’s date of birth?
He was born on November 5, 1988, in Delhi, India.

Q13. Which domestic team did Virat Kohli play for?
Kohli represented Delhi in domestic cricket before becoming a regular in the Indian team.

Q14. How many ICC awards has Virat Kohli won?
Kohli has won several ICC awards including ICC Cricketer of the Decade (2011–2020), ICC Player of the Year, and multiple ICC ODI Player of the Year honors.

Q15. What is Virat Kohli’s fitness routine famous for?
Kohli is known for his strict fitness discipline, plant-based diet, and gym sessions, which transformed him into one of the fittest cricketers in the world.

Q16. Does Virat Kohli own any businesses?
Yes, Kohli owns fashion brand WROGN, fitness chain Chisel Gym, and is a co-owner of FC Goa in the Indian Super League (ISL).

Q17. What is Virat Kohli’s net worth in 2025?
As of 2025, Virat Kohli’s net worth is estimated at over $125 million, making him one of the richest cricketers globally.

Q18. Which brand endorsements does Virat Kohli have?
Kohli endorses top brands like Puma, MRF Tyres, Audi, Manyavar, Blue Tribe Foods, and Vivo.

Q19. How many double centuries does Virat Kohli have in Tests?
Kohli has scored 7 Test double centuries, the most by any Indian captain.

Q20. Has Virat Kohli ever scored a century in a T20 international?
Yes, Kohli scored his first T20I century against Afghanistan in the 2022 Asia Cup (122*).

Q21. Who was Virat Kohli’s childhood coach?
His childhood coach and mentor was Rajkumar Sharma.

Q22. What is Virat Kohli’s jersey number?
Kohli wears the iconic #18 jersey for India and RCB.

Q23. What role did Virat Kohli play in India’s Test cricket transformation?
Kohli was known for his aggressive captaincy, backing pace bowlers, and improving India’s overseas Test performance, especially in Australia and England.

Q24. When did Virat Kohli step down as India’s Test captain?
Kohli stepped down as India’s Test captain in January 2022, after leading the team to historic overseas wins.

Q25. What is Virat Kohli’s social media following?
Virat Kohli has over 270 million Instagram followers (2025), making him the most-followed Asian sportsperson on the platform.

Q26. How many centuries does Virat Kohli have in international cricket?
As of 2025, Virat Kohli has 80 international centuries across formats (Tests + ODIs + T20Is).

Q27. Who is Virat Kohli married to?
Virat Kohli is married to Bollywood actress Anushka Sharma. They tied the knot in December 2017 in Italy.

Q28. Does Virat Kohli have children?
Yes, Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma have a daughter named Vamika (born in 2021) and a son named Akaay (born in 2024).

Q29. What was Virat Kohli’s debut match?

• ODI debut: vs Sri Lanka, August 18, 2008

• Test debut: vs West Indies, June 20, 2011

• T20I debut: vs Zimbabwe, June 12, 2010

Q30. How many IPL centuries has Virat Kohli scored?
Kohli has 8 IPL centuries, the most by any player in the league’s history.

Q31. What is Virat Kohli’s highest score in ODIs?
His highest ODI score is 183 runs against Pakistan in the 2012 Asia Cup.

Q32. Has Virat Kohli won the ICC World Cup?
Yes, Kohli was part of the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup-winning squad under MS Dhoni’s captaincy.

Q33. Has Virat Kohli won the ICC Champions Trophy?
Yes, Kohli was part of the team that won the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy in England.

Q34. How many Man of the Match awards has Virat Kohli won?
Kohli has won 60+ Man of the Match awards in international cricket across formats.

Q35. What is Virat Kohli’s favorite cricket shot?
Kohli is famous for his cover drive, which is considered one of the most elegant shots in world cricket.

Q36. What was Virat Kohli’s role in IPL 2016?
In IPL 2016, Kohli scored a record 973 runs in a single season with 4 centuries — a record that still stands.

Q37. How many times has Virat Kohli won the ICC Cricketer of the Year award?
Kohli has won the Sir Garfield Sobers Trophy (ICC Cricketer of the Year) multiple times, including in 2017 and 2018.

Q38. What is Virat Kohli’s current IPL team?
Kohli plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) since the start of the IPL in 2008.

Q39. Has Virat Kohli captained the Indian cricket team?
Yes, Kohli captained India in all formats from 2017 to 2022, leading the team to several famous victories.

Q40. What records does Virat Kohli hold in ODI cricket?

• Fastest to 8,000, 9,000, 10,000, 11,000, 12,000, 13,000, and 14,000 ODI runs.

• Most ODI centuries while chasing (27).

• Second-highest ODI centuries (next to Sachin Tendulkar).

  Q41. How many double centuries has Virat Kohli scored in Test cricket?
  Virat Kohli has scored 7 double centuries in Test matches.

  Q42. Who is Virat Kohli’s childhood coach?
  Kohli’s childhood coach and mentor is Rajkumar Sharma, who played a huge role in shaping his cricket career.

  Q43. What is Virat Kohli’s nickname?
  His popular nickname is “Chiku”, given by his Delhi state coach Ajit Chaudhary.

  Q44. What is Virat Kohli’s jersey number?
  Kohli’s jersey number is 18, which he has worn since his early career.

  Q45. What is Virat Kohli’s fitness routine?
  Kohli follows a strict routine with weight training, cardio, mobility drills, and yoga, along with a protein-rich diet.

  Q46. Is Virat Kohli vegetarian?
  Yes, Virat Kohli turned vegetarian in 2018, citing health and fitness benefits.

  Q47. How many runs has Virat Kohli scored in ICC tournaments?
  Kohli is among the highest run-scorers in ICC tournaments, with over 2,000 runs across World Cups, T20 World Cups, and Champions Trophy.

  Q48. What is Virat Kohli’s highest T20I score?
  His highest T20I score is 122 against Afghanistan* in 2022.

  Q49. What business ventures does Virat Kohli own?
  Kohli owns brands like One8 (in collaboration with Puma), Wrogn (fashion brand), and also has investments in gyms, FC Goa football club, and restaurants.

  Q50. What is Virat Kohli’s net worth in 2025?
  Virat Kohli’s estimated net worth in 2025 is over $125 million (₹1000 crore+).

  Q51. What was Virat Kohli’s role in India’s 2011 World Cup win?
  Kohli was the youngest member of the team and scored a crucial 35 runs in the final against Sri Lanka.

  Q52. Has Virat Kohli ever scored a triple century?
  No, Kohli has never scored a triple century in international cricket. His highest Test score is 254*.

  Q53. How many IPL runs does Virat Kohli have?
  As of IPL 2025, Kohli has 8,600+ runs, making him the highest run-scorer in IPL history.

  Q54. How many matches did Virat Kohli captain India?
  Kohli captained India in 68 Tests, 95 ODIs, and 50 T20Is.

  Q55. What is Virat Kohli’s success rate as Test captain?
  Kohli’s win percentage as Test captain was around 58%, the highest among Indian captains.

  Q56. Has Virat Kohli ever bowled in international cricket?
  Yes, Kohli has bowled occasionally — he has taken 5 ODI wickets and 4 T20I wickets.

  Q57. What is Virat Kohli’s favorite stadium?
  Kohli loves playing at Adelaide Oval (Australia), where he has scored multiple centuries.

  Q58. How many times has Virat Kohli been ranked No.1 batsman in ICC rankings?
  Kohli has been ranked ICC No.1 ODI batsman multiple times, holding the position for over 1,000 days.

  Q59. What awards has Virat Kohli received from the Indian government?

  • Arjuna Award (2013)

  • Padma Shri (2017)

  • Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna (2018)

  Q60. How many half-centuries has Virat Kohli scored?
  Kohli has scored 140+ half-centuries across formats in international cricket.

  Q61. How many times has Virat Kohli won the ICC Cricketer of the Year award?
  Kohli has won the ICC Cricketer of the Year award 3 times (2017, 2018, 2023).

  Q62. What is Virat Kohli’s record in Asia Cup tournaments?
  Kohli has scored over 600 runs in Asia Cups, including 3 centuries.

  Q63. What is Virat Kohli’s fastest century in ODIs?
  Kohli’s fastest ODI century came off 52 balls vs Australia in Jaipur (2013).

  Q64. How many centuries does Virat Kohli have in ICC World Cups?
  Kohli has 5 centuries in ICC World Cups (ODI + T20 World Cup).

  Q65. Who is Virat Kohli’s cricketing idol?
  Kohli considers Sachin Tendulkar as his idol and inspiration.

  Q66. Has Virat Kohli ever scored a century in a T20 World Cup?
  No, Kohli hasn’t scored a century in a T20 World Cup, but he has several fifties and is the highest run-scorer in T20 WC history.

  Q67. How many ducks does Virat Kohli have in his career?
  Kohli has been dismissed for a duck 35+ times across formats.

  Q68. Who is Virat Kohli’s best friend in cricket?
  Kohli shares a close friendship with AB de Villiers and MS Dhoni.

  Q69. What is Virat Kohli’s IPL franchise?
  Kohli plays for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) since the IPL’s first season in 2008.

  Q70. Has Virat Kohli ever won the Orange Cap in IPL?
  Yes, he won the Orange Cap in IPL 2016, scoring a record 973 runs in a season.

  Q71. What is Virat Kohli’s highest ODI score?
  His highest ODI score is 183 vs Pakistan in the 2012 Asia Cup.

  Q72. How many sixes has Virat Kohli hit in international cricket?
  Kohli has hit 300+ sixes across formats.

  Q73. How many fours has Virat Kohli hit in international cricket?
  He has hit 2,700+ fours in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is combined.

  Q74. What is Virat Kohli’s strike rate in T20Is?
  Kohli has a career T20I strike rate of around 137.

  Q75. How many Player of the Match awards does Virat Kohli have?
  Kohli has won 75+ Player of the Match awards across formats.

  Q76. How many Player of the Series awards has Virat Kohli won?
  He has earned 20+ Player of the Series awards in his international career.

  Q77. What is Virat Kohli’s batting average in successful ODI chases?
  Kohli averages over 65 in ODI chases, which is why he is called the “Chase Master”.

  Q78. How many times has Virat Kohli scored 1000+ runs in a calendar year?
  Kohli has achieved 1000+ runs in ODIs alone for 7 different years.

  Q79. What is Virat Kohli’s rank among all-time ODI century makers?
  Kohli is No.1 with 51 ODI centuries, surpassing Sachin Tendulkar.

  Q80. What is Virat Kohli’s most famous match-winning knock?
  Fans consider his 82 vs Australia in T20 World Cup 2022 at Melbourne* as one of his greatest innings.

  Q81. How many international runs does Virat Kohli have in total?
  Kohli has scored 26,000+ international runs across formats.

  Q82. How many Test double centuries does Virat Kohli have?
  Kohli has 7 double centuries in Test cricket.

  Q83. Has Virat Kohli scored a triple century?
  No, Kohli has not scored a triple century yet. His highest Test score is 254.*

  Q84. What is Virat Kohli’s batting average in ODIs?
  Kohli’s ODI batting average is around 57.88.

  Q85. What is Virat Kohli’s batting average in Tests?
  Kohli’s Test batting average is about 46.85.

  Q86. What is Virat Kohli’s batting average in T20Is?
  Kohli averages 48.7 in T20Is, one of the highest in history.

  Q87. How many matches has Virat Kohli captained India in?
  Kohli captained India in 213 international matches (Tests, ODIs, T20Is).

  Q88. How many wins does Virat Kohli have as captain?
  Under Kohli’s captaincy, India won 135 matches across formats.

  Q89. Has Virat Kohli won the ICC Spirit of Cricket award?
  Yes, Kohli won the ICC Spirit of Cricket award in 2019.

  Q90. What is Virat Kohli’s fitness routine?
  Kohli follows a strict gym workout, running, strength training, and yoga, with a high-protein diet.

  Q91. Does Virat Kohli follow a vegetarian diet?
  Yes, Kohli turned vegetarian in 2018 and follows a plant-based diet.

  Q92. What is Virat Kohli’s Yo-Yo Test score?
  Kohli has achieved a Yo-Yo Test score of 19+, one of the highest among cricketers.

  Q93. What is Virat Kohli’s highest partnership in ODIs?
  Kohli’s highest ODI partnership is 246 runs with Ajinkya Rahane vs New Zealand (2016).

  Q94. Who has dismissed Virat Kohli the most in cricket?
  James Anderson has dismissed Kohli the most in Tests, while Ravi Rampaul and Tim Southee have troubled him in ODIs.

  Q95. How many centuries has Virat Kohli scored as captain?
  Kohli scored 41 international centuries as captain.

  Q96. What is Virat Kohli’s win percentage as Test captain?
  Kohli’s win percentage in Tests as captain is 58.8%, the best for an Indian captain.

  Q97. How many trophies has Virat Kohli won as captain?
  Kohli led India to victories in Asia Cup 2018 and ICC Test Mace (2017–2021) multiple times, but missed out on an ICC World Cup title as captain.

  Q98. What jersey number does Virat Kohli wear?
  Kohli wears jersey number 18, dedicated to his late father.

  Q99. How many followers does Virat Kohli have on Instagram?
  As of 2025, Kohli has 270M+ Instagram followers, making him the most followed Asian athlete.

  Q100. What is Virat Kohli’s nickname among fans?
  Fans fondly call him “King Kohli” and “Chase Master”