Virat Kohli's MRF Branded Bats Being Sold For INR 1.65 Lakh In Australia Ahead Of BGT 2024-25

In a stunning revelation, signed bats of Indian cricket legend Virat Kohli are being sold for a staggering INR 1.65 lakh (2985 AUD) at the Greg Chappell Cricket Centre in Australia. This price tag is a testament to Kohli's immense popularity in the country, which has reached new heights ahead of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy series. Every newspaper and magazine is full of Virat Kohli pictures to hype up the Test series and the latest to come out of it is Kohli-branded MRF bats on sale. Virat Kohli's bat on sale in Australia The cricket bat, which is claimed to be the one that Virat Kohli uses, is being sold at a price that is considered very expensive in India. This highlights the craze surrounding Kohli in Australia, where he is widely regarded as a global icon and loved by millions. Kohli has an average of over 54 in red-ball cricket in Australia since he started touring the country. Australian podcaster and YouTuber Norman Kochanek discovered the signed bat during a visit to the Greg Chappell Cricket Centre ahead of the Perth Test. Virat Kohli's bat cost in Australia's Greg Chappell cricket center - 1.64 LAKH INR 🥶pic.twitter.com/KvxoYkkiK6— Gaurav (@Melbourne__82) November 18, 2024 The hype surrounding Virat Kohli's arrival in Australia has been immense, with local media outlets going all out to cover his every move. Mainstream news outlets have posted large pictures of Kohli on their front pages, hyping up the India-Australia rivalry.As the Border-Gavaskar Trophy series gets underway, fans can expect more excitement and drama on and off the field, with Virat Kohli's presence adding an extra layer of thrill to the proceedings.Also Read: 'We'll Take A Call': Morne Morkel Discards Vague Theories On India's XI With Official Update On Gill

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Virat Kohli's MRF Branded Bats Being Sold For INR 1.65 Lakh In Australia Ahead Of BGT 2024-25

This price tag is a testament to Kohli's immense popularity in Australia, which has reached new heights ahead of the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Trophy series.

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