'In era of Shoaib Malik, BE A VIRAT KOHLI': Afghan fan's BEAUTIFUL message on birth of Akaay Kohli

entire universe is showering its good wishes on Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma following birth of ir newborn child. On Tuesday, couple anunced blissful news of becoming parents for second time. y also shared name of ir baby boy, Akaay.

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Afghan fan's beautiful mess about Virat Kohli

Virat Kohli, who has a cult stature in India, has become reason for joy of a plethora of individuals. fan following of Kohli has breached borders and thus messs from across different nationalities celebrating birth of Akaay are prevalent on social media.

Among many messs, one post has caught eye of a sizeable number of netizens. It is delivered by a fan from Afghanistan, and it seemingly highlights individual's views on how Virat Kohli comes out as an ideal husband when compared to Shoaib Malik.

Here's what fan wrote:

"In era of Shoaib Malik, may every girl find her own Virat Kohli. Heartiest congratulations to king Virat Kohli and his queen."

For unversed, Shoaib Malik recently underwent a divorce with Sania Mirza and married Sana Javed. Malik married for third time in his life.

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Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma are blessed with a baby boy

Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma became parents for second time. couple anunced that ir baby boy was born on February 15, 2024. While "It Couple" kept news in stealth mode for 5 days, many observers had already predicted eventual news. First, couple skipped Ram Mandir Consecration ceremony, and following that former India captain opted out of Test series against England, citing personal reasons. However, biggest giveaway was delivered by former RCB teammate of Virat Kohli, AB de Villiers. De Villers through a YouTube session informed world that Virat and Anushka are set to become parents for second time. However, he later retracted his comments but in aftermath of development, it could be gauged that De Villiers' comments d well.