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Indian cricketersearn hefty amounts from their game, buy expensive things from exclusive brands and thereby lead a king-size life. As a result, they not only become role models for the aspirants, but also the trendsetters for the young generation.Gone are the days when the young Indian cricketers wore leather belt vintage watches. Now, they love bling and lead a king-size life both on and off the field. From flaunting their gold chains to expensive wedding rings and diamond embedded timepieces, they make heads turn whenever they make public appearances. Team India and RCB skipper, Virat Kohli is one of the richest cricketers in the world. Moreover, he is the only Indian on the Forbes' list of the world's highest-paid athletes in 2020. Virat had made his debut in cricket in 2008 and has become unstoppable since then. Besides scoring runs as a batsman, Kohli has performed successfully as the skipper of the Indian team. Also, he has a great fashion sense and an expensive taste in his watch collection. Let’s have a look at King Kohli’s ultra-expensive watch collection that adds to his style statement. When it comes to fashion, there’s no match to the stylish batsman, Virat Kohli. Apart from his fashionable outfits, his snazziest watches add to his glitz and glamour. Virat Kohli owns a Patek Philippe Nautilus, which had set him down with a hefty price of around Rs. 57 lakhs. The bezel, bracelet and backsideof the watch are made of 100% stainless steel. Also,Patek Philippe Nauti...

Fire Boltt, which is known to be India’s leading brand in the audio and wearables segment, recently launched an advertisement featuring famous cricketer Virat Kohli. In a print ad for the smartwatch, the unrealistic bpm (beats per minute) rate amused netizens, who took to the internet to question the display of surprising vital signs and Kohli for promoting such a brand. While the average heart rate for adults ranges between 60-100 beats per minute, the ad showed a heart rate of 800 beats per minute, sending shockwaves across Twitter! Oskar Sala Google Doodle: The search engine giant celebrates the 112th birthday of the German electronic music composer and physicist Check out how netizens reacted to Fire Bolt’s amazing print ad featuring Virat Kohli: Amazing! De — kumanan g (@kumanan_g) Impractical visuals 800 bpm… Really!!! Fire-Bolt — Lalita Tiwari (@lalitatiwari) This is disturbing — Sourjyadipta (@sourjyadipta) IKR! This ad is wrong on so many levels 😂… the brand manager who came up with this 800 bpm heart rate needs to be held accountable and told to prepare to run a marathon b4. 2 hours for 10K and 2000 calories 🤦‍♂️ — Vivek Krishnan (@Viv_Krishnan) (SocialLY brings you all the latest news, viral trends, and information from the world of social media, including Twitter, Instagram, and Youtube. The above post is embedded directly from a user’s social media account, and LatestLY staff may not have modified or edited the underlying content. The views and facts appearing...

Has there been a better replacement for a first-team player (Josh Hazlewood here) in Test cricket than Scott Boland? The lanky Victorian almost sealed the deal for the Aussies on day five of the ongoing World Test Championship (WTC) Final against India with his stunning spell. During the first hour of play, Boland dismissed Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja in the space of three balls to put India on the backfoot. Boland, who got picked over regular seamer Hazlewood on precautionary grounds for this one-off Test, did wonders for his team by picking three wickets so far in the final innings at the Oval. After getting rid of dangerous Shubman Gill on Saturday, Boland took no time in sending the star pair of Kohli and Jadeja back to the hut. Smartly setting up Kohli early on day five, Boland first bowled a couple of usual inswingers and then pitched one on the fifth stump knowing Kohli’s weakness of chasing that – which eventually happened, and as he edged it with the hard hands, it went straight to the slip cordon where Steve Smith plucked a stunning catch to send the former Indian captain packing. Virat Kohli - Wicket - Australia vs India via Coming in next was star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja. Boland came around the wicket to him, only to wrap him up in two balls. Jadeja left the first one but couldn’t stop himself from trying to put bat to ball on the second fullish delivery, resulting in him nicking one to the keeper Alex Carey.

2020 has been a rather quiet year in the cricketing world. With everything on a halt, both for the Indian cricketers and the cricketing boards, cricketers time off from the otherwise fast-paced action, on and off the field. For India’s new limited-overs vice-captain (for the Australian tour), Hardik Pandya’s Patek Philippe to MS Dhoni’s Pontiac Firebird, expensive things cricketers bought this year 2020 was quite a game-changing year for Hardik Pandya. Early on he announced his engagement to Natasa Stankovic, they welcomed their son, Agastya and Pandya grew as a cricketer, donning the finishers role to perfection. Amid all this, Hardik Pandya’s illustrious watch collection saw new flashy and glitter (as you’d expect from him) Rs 1.65 crore addition. The cricketer already owns more than a couple of Patek Philippe Nautilus watches – Adding to his rare and expensive car collection, MS Dhoni’s wife Sakshi Singh Dhoni welcomed their feisty red vintage car, the Pontiac Firebird Trans Am this year. She also introduced us to the car via a couple of posts on her Instagram. The vintage car is no longer sold new, but is a collectible, and as per reports in Livemint, Dhoni made the hot purchase for Rs 68.31 lakhs. Instagram content This content can also be viewed on the site it In the first month of 2020, Audi launched their 100 percent customisable Audi Q8 in india. And, naturally, the brand’s ambassador and friend, Virat Kohli became the first Indian to own the car. According to Eco...