On Sunday, Virat Kohli, the former captain of India, turned 35. In an interview with JioCinema, his longtime former teammate, AB de Villiers revealed three little-known facts about the batting legend.
“Unfortunately, I won’t be talking about the numerous things I know—especially about his early years—but I chuckle. Dark chocolate is Virat’s favorite. His dark secret is that he always has a bit of chocolate someplace. That seems to be how he psychologically trains. That’s how resilient his mind is. He tells himself, “You’re not allowed to take it,” as he glances at the dark chocolate. That is how he mentally gets ready for a game.
Another aspect of Virat’s personality is his tender nature. There’s a gentlemen there who enjoys spending time alone himself when he’s not playing. It is his favorite place to be. Of course, with his spouse and child.
I’ve been fortunate to witness Virat Kohli tender side, something not many have seen previously.
I’m grateful for everything you’ve done for people all throughout the world: AB De Villiers
After wishing Virat Kohli a very happy birthday, De Villiers said, “We are here to celebrate you today.” We adore you greatly. I appreciate everything you’ve done for people all throughout the world, especially with your love of people and your talent at cricket. I’m grateful that you are my brother. Many blessings and happy birthday.
On Sunday, November 5, Kohli’s birthday, he would play South Africa in the ongoing World Cup at Eden Gardens. As he prepares to tie Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar’s record of 49 ODI hundreds, Kohli will be focusing on social achievement on this memorable day. With 48 ODI hundreds to his credit, the chase maestro of India is likely to make big money from India’s match against South Africa, who is currently playing well.
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