Rohit Sharma keeps his birthday wish for Virat Kohli plain & simple

India's stand-in T20 skipper Rohit Sharma kept his birthday wish for batting maestro Virat Kohli plain and simple as he took to Twitter to wish Indian skipper. Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have been playing toger in national side for a long time w and share a cordial relationship with each or. Despite speculations of a rift between Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli making rounds, two have gone on rubbish rumours and have backed each or consistently.

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Rohit Sharma's birthday wish to Virat Kohli

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Shikhar Dhawan's wishes for Virat Kohli

Indian opener Shikhar Dhawan wished his teammate and Team India skipper on his 31st birthday and urged him to 'keep shining'. Virat Kohli is regarded as one of best batsmen in world and has earned reputation of being a great leader after a number of performances that have helped India win series, if t individual matches. Since he has started his international career, he has scored 21036 runs in 393 matches. In Test matches, he has scored 7066 runs in 82 matches, in ODI matches, he has scored 11,520 runs in 239 matches and he has scored 2450 matches in 72 matches 

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Virat Kohli's exceptional journey

skipper's journey from when he began his career for Men in Blue under wings of Captain Cool MS Dhoni to becoming a successful skipper of Indian team has been groundbreaking and spectacular. With consistency in skill and performance, Indian skipper is easily most respected cricketer in world and he is after breaking records, those being held by legends of game for a very long time. Indian captain Virat Kohli became first batsman to score 20,000 international runs in a single decade, incredible stat providing ar reflection of his greatness. 

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