“Feels Great When Anushka Comes to Watch Me”: Virat Kohli Reiterates Importance of Wife in Life Post Scoring 7,000 IPL Runs

India and Royal Challengers Bangalore star batter Virat Kohli has time and again emphasized how vital a contribution his wife Anushka Sharma has played in his life, with respect to his personal and professional growth.

Tonight, when an opportunity arrived, he yet again made sure to reiterate and acknowledge the actor’s presence around her as the most important thing in his life.

Playing against the Delhi Capitals at his home ground in Delhi, Kohli not reached the landmark of 7,000 IPL runs, but also smashed his 50^th IPL half-century as well tonight.

Apart from Anushka, Kohli’s brother and sister (and their families), and his childhood coach Rajkumar Sharma, were also present in the Arun Jaitley Stadium stands to witness yet another red-letter day in the RCB batter’s professional life.

Virat Kohli Reiterates Importance of Wife in Life Post Scoring 7,000 IPL Runs

After describing how his cricketing journey began from the Delhi Stadium itself, and expressing gratitude on being blessed with everything he has in life at present, Kohli especially mentioned how having actor-cum-wife Anushka Shara on the tours with him is the most important thing for him in his life.

Emphasizing how the family is paramount for him and Cricket is just another part of his life, the RCB batter admitted ‘feeling great’ every time she is present to cheer for him at the match venue.

“I feel nothing but gratitude, God has blessed me with such amazing things, I can only bow down. I have always said it from day one, having Anushka on tours with me, it’s the most important thing for me. Family time is more important to me than anything else. I just come out and enjoy my cricket, cricket is just a part of my life. It feels great when she (Anushka) comes to watch me in the stadium,” remarked Kohli during an interaction with Star Sports  Network, during the mid-innings break.

RCB lose in a one-sided contest

On the back of Virat Kohli’s 55 (46) and Mahipal Lomror’s 54* (29), RCB did post 181/4 on the board after batting first, but it was never enough as Delhi aced the chase by 7 wickets, and with 20 deliveries to spare.

The RCB bowlers blew in the wind generated by DC opening batter Phil Salt (87 off 45), who smashed them ‘black and blue’, hitting 8 Fours and 6 Sixes.