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A spunky, chubby teenager with gelled hair shot to fame after leading India to glory in the Under-19 World Cup at Kuala Lumpur in early 2008. In an Indian team filled with saint-like icons worthy of their own hagiographies, Virat Kohli, with his most un-Indian, 'bad-boy' intensity, would clearly be an outcast. Grind through the ranks He soon joined the senior Men in Blue in Sri Lanka, come August 2008. In the absence of the regular openers, Virat Kohli was given a chance to open the batting in the ODI series. He played some commendable knocks in his extended run as an opener, as India went on to win the ODI series. However, the established and formidable pair of Tendulkar and Sehwag kept Kohli out of the team The 20-year-old continued to impress for Delhi and dominated attacks, clearly demonstrating that he belonged at a much higher level; that junior cricket was beneath his standards. Kohli then traveled to Australia in 2009 for the Emerging players tournament and stamped his authority all over the bowling attacks. He added 'big-match temperament' to his résumé too, lacing a fluent hundred in the final against South Africa, and guiding his team to a clinical victory. The young prodigy, barely old enough to receive his man-of-the-match champagne, ended the tournament with 398 runs from 7 outings with two centuries and two fifties, ensuring that he remained fresh in the selectors' minds. Cementing a national spot The selectors had no choice but to give Kohli another go in t...

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Justin Langer has spilt the beans on a conversation between Virat Kohli and Steve Smith on the morning of day four of the World Test Championship final. Before a day which saw “Virat Kohli walked up to Steve Smith and said ‘rubbish shot yesterday’,” Langer revealed during commentary for Channel 7. “Steve Smith just looked at him. If anyone else would have said it he would have gone ‘whatever’. “But he said, “that’s right, it was a rubbish shot’. “If 99.9 per cent of the population said that to Steve Smith he would go ‘whatever’. But coming from Virat, one genius to another, he goes ‘OK, fair enough’.” Steve Smith looks skyward after that “rubbish” shot. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images) Smith, who became the second-fastest player to 31 centuries with a ton in the first innings, looked like a complete impostor as he fell to a rash shot against Ravi Jadeja in his second dig. “That didn’t happen. The great Steve Smith has played a Saturday afternoon slog,” Harsha Bhogle said. “It will take some time for that to sink in. Good to know even the greats have moments like that.” Smith charges Jadeja but only succeeds in hitting it straight up! It was a moment of revenge for Kohli after Smith caught him for 14 in the first innings. Kohli made no such mistakes on day four as he raced to 44 not out at stumps off 60 balls to carry India’s hopes of chasing the remaining 280 runs needed for victory on his back. The scale of India’s task was emphasised by the fact that only four teams i...

"The best part about what I loved about him [doing that] is we struggled, bro. Why it was so special was we struggled together. This would've been not this special if we had just cruised through. You would have played exceptional shots, I would have been [in the flow]... This was special because we knew we'd struggled." When Hardik walked in in the seventh over, India had lost KL Rahul, Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav and Axar Patel. They needed 129 runs from 83 balls - asking rate over nine. There was only Dinesh Karthik, R Ashwin and the fast bowlers to follow. The asking rate would rise to over 11 as the partnership went the next 24 balls without a boundary. In the 11th over, the tempo briefly changed. It started with a Hardik straight drive off legspinner Shadab Khan, before the left-arm spin of Mohammad Nawaz was dispatched for three sixes in six balls, two by Hardik, one by Kohli. But again, India managed only three fours off the next five overs, and it was 48 off 18 and then 28 off eight before Kohli went bang, bang against Rauf. • Kumble backs Arshdeep to emulate Zaheer and 'do wonderful things' for India • Kohli: My best in T20s because of 'magnitude of game, and situation' • Rohit on Kohli's innings: 'His best, and one of India's best' • Eight balls, 28 to get, and Kohli does a Kohli - it was just meant to be • When Kohli soared, and 90,293 people roared - oh, there's never been anything like it at MCG Hardik was out one ball later, for 40 off 37, before Kohli and...

Tribune Web Desk Chandigarh, June 12 India lost ICC World Test Championship 2023 Final against Australia on Sunday at a huge margin of 209 runs. Despite the valiant efforts of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, Australia maintained dominance from the outset, shattering the hopes of the Indian team and its supporters. Amidst all the chaos and disappointment of losing, a photograph of Anushka Sharma present in the stadium, has gone viral on the social media platforms. Netizens are symbolizing this image as collective sentiment of cricket enthusiasts throughout India. The actress in the photograph is leaning forward, her hands are folded and pressed against her chin, reflecting her deep distress when Australian cricketer Steve Smith took a stunning catch in the slips to dismiss Virat Kohli. “Anushka Sharma is literally the whole India after Virat Kohli dismissal. Boland ended hopes of billion fans,” one Twitter user wrote. Anushka Sharma is literally the whole India after Virat Kohli dismissal. Boland ended hopes of billion fans.💔 India win % is 0 when Anushka Sharma present in the stadium in ICC tournaments. Its History India win % is 0 when Anushka Sharma present in the stadium in ICC tournaments. Anushka Sharma in stands😍🫶🏻 It's History India Win % is 0 When Anushka Sharma Present in The Stadium in ICC Tournaments. Dear HISTORY IS THE WITNESS THAT WHENEVER ANUSHKA SHARMA HAS COME TO THE STADIUM TO WATCH THE MATCH, WE HAVE LOST THE MATCH… BAN HER FROM ENTERING ANY CRICKET STADIU...