Wednesday, 25 May 2011

Concentration on Cricket not Girls – Virat Kohli


Concentration on Cricket not Girls – Virat Kohli

The most exciting young cricketer of India, Virat Kohli, has denied any involvement with girls and described that his only target is to concentrate on cricket and to represent India.
Kohli has been seen with quite a few film actresses, celebrities and models but every time he was approached for confirmation he denied the allegations. He was caught several times with models and actress, Sarah Jane Dias, but he completely ignored the news and denied even knowing her.
He admitted that he had appeared in some commercials and might have been seen with girls, who were taking part in the commercials, and it was nothing more than that.
Virat Kohli was born on 5th November, 1988, in New Delhi, a right-hand middle order batsman and right arm medium fast bowler. He has played for India, India Under-19s, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Delhi, and, India Red.
The Delhi born all-rounder is a solid middle order batsman, who has lot of aggression in his batting supported by a sound technique. He has played 54 One Day International (ODI) matches for India and has scored 1954 runs at an average of 44.40 runs, with a best of 118 runs, with five centuries and 13 fifties.
He was an important part of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 winning team, and was instrumental in winning many matches.
The right-hander represents Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the ongoing India Premier League- 4 and has assisted his team to the top of the standings with 19 points.
He has scored 514 runs at an excellent average of 51.40 runs, with a best of 71 runs, four fifties, and is second highest scorer for RCB. He has claimed two wickets after delivering 10 overs in the tournament.
Kohli has been associated with a couple of other girls such as, Sanjana, and, Genelia D’Souza but he has denied all involvement and stressed he is only concentrating on cricket and looks forward to perform against West Indies on the forthcoming tour.
 “I don’t have any fitness problems. I want to play as much as possible. I don’t think I can talk about resting now. I’m pretty excited to go on the West Indies tour”, said the sportsman. “Joining the Indian team has been a life changing experience. Once you start performing, the expectations go up and you constantly have to try harder to ensure they are met”.

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