Virat Kohli SPOTTED in Hamilton, New Hairstyle Grabs Attention | WATCH

Virat Kohli is easily the most followed cricketer in the world. He also happens to be arguably the best cricketer of the generation. And in India, he is treated like a demi-god. Everyone wants a piece of Kohli - such is his power and stature. Kohli, who is on a break and will not feature in the upcoming Duleep Trophy was spotted in London last week crossing the road. Now, he has been spotted in Hamilton. A clip claims Kohli is in Hamilton. But what caught the attention is his new hairstyle which is classy and funky at the same time. Kohli has clipped off the sides like armymen and he looks smart as he walks out of a cafe. 

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VIRAL VIDEO FEATURING KOHLI

Kohli is known for his style statement and happens to be a advertiser's dream. He is also a style icon and often experiments with his looks. 

Kohli is expected to join the Indian team for the Test series against Bangladesh. 

Kohli's Achievements

Virat Kohli is now a T20 World Cup winner. Kohli, as of today, is the only cricketer in the history of the game to win the U-19 World Cup (2008), ODI World Cup (2011), Champions Trophy (2013) and the T20 World Cup (2024). In a career that has spanned for over 16 years, the former India captain has conquered great heights. Kohli recently retired from the T20Is as a world Champion, but the 2024 T20 World Cup had everybody talking about the Chasemaster's lean patch.

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Vikram Rathour On Kohli's Poor Run In T20 World Cup

Kohli played a match-winning innings in the finals against South Africa. On a wicket where batsmen from both sides struggled, Kohli was the only one who looked in an impeccable touch and his innings was one of the deciding points of the game. While speaking to Taruwar Kohli, India's former batting coach Vikram Rathour shed some light on Virat's lean patch in the ninth edition of the T20 World Cup.

'Somebody like Virat knows all the answers. Sometimes you need to take them to those answers which you know are the right ones. He has seen all the highs and the lows. It is an universal truth that players go through a rough patch, bad form, when the runs don't come by. If there is a technical flaw, you should intervene a little and fix that, but it was not the case with Virat. Its just the runs were not coming by. The only thing he required was just the support basically. All of us knew that if he ends up scoring runs in any of the matches, he'll win us the game and he did that in the finals', said Rathour.